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2nd August 2021, 11:36 AM
https://www.wnd.com/2021/07/town-votes-give-watershed-inalienable-rights/
Town votes to give watershed 'inalienable rights'
Will assign 'guardians' to speak for nature's interests
A Colorado mountain town long known for its off-the-charts wackiness – one resident stored his father's dead body on dry ice for years pending some expected resurrection process – now has voted to give its watershed "inalienable rights."
It is the Denver Post's Bruce Finley who captured the story of a vote by leaders in Nederland, a short drive west of Boulder, to give their "surrounding 448-square mile watershed 'fundamental and inalienable rights.'"
Town votes to give watershed 'inalienable rights'
Will assign 'guardians' to speak for nature's interests
A Colorado mountain town long known for its off-the-charts wackiness – one resident stored his father's dead body on dry ice for years pending some expected resurrection process – now has voted to give its watershed "inalienable rights."
It is the Denver Post's Bruce Finley who captured the story of a vote by leaders in Nederland, a short drive west of Boulder, to give their "surrounding 448-square mile watershed 'fundamental and inalienable rights.'"