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Governor Reacts to Rejection of Yazoo Pumps Project

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
November 17, 2021
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AG Hood Asks Corps of Engineers for More Info on Flood Management

Many residences and other structures in the south Mississippi Delta Yazoo Backwater area were damaged beyond repair by flooding from near-record February rain totals. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Michaela Parker) Alt text: Flood waters surround the bottom third of a home with trees in the background.

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Governor Reeves’ Statement on the Biden Administration’s Rejection of Yazoo Pumps Project 

JACKSON, Miss. — Governor Tate Reeves today released a statement regarding the Biden Administration’s rejection of the Yazoo Pumps Project. The project, previously approved by the Trump Administration, would have reduced devastating flooding in the Yazoo Backwater Area and ensured the safety of area residents.

“It seems like every day, the Biden Administration finds a new way to fail Mississippians,” said Governor Tate Reeves. “The Trump Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency realized the importance of protecting the Mississippi Delta and its residents when they allowed this project to proceed. Instead, President Biden is choosing to put radical ‘environmentalists’ ahead of human lives and livelihoods. My administration will fight this decision and stop at nothing until this project gets done.”

 

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