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This bill is important because it initiates the first step towards potentially preserving a significant natural area in New Jersey. If the study leads to these rivers being added to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, it would protect them from dams, certain types of water projects, and help maintain their free-flowing condition and water quality. This could safeguard drinking water sources, preserve habitats for fish and wildlife, and protect areas for outdoor recreation for generations to come. Without this bill, these rivers would not be prioritized for this specific type of federal review, leaving them potentially more vulnerable to development and degradation.
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This bill is important because it initiates the first step towards potentially preserving a significant natural area in New Jersey. If the study leads to these rivers being added to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, it would protect them from dams, certain types of water projects, and help maintain their free-flowing condition and water quality. This could safeguard drinking water sources, preserve habitats for fish and wildlife, and protect areas for outdoor recreation for generations to come. Without this bill, these rivers would not be prioritized for this specific type of federal review, leaving them potentially more vulnerable to development and degradation.
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