Effects of SCOTUS wetlands decision expected to ripple across legal landscape

The Supreme Court’s Clean Water Act decision limiting the federal government’s jurisdiction over “adjacent” wetlands prompted warnings that millions of acres of wetlands are at risk, but also cheered farm groups that have fought the interpretation of the 50-year-old law for decades.

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