A court official ordered attorneys for Florida and Georgia to try again to settle a yearslong dispute over water use in the region.
January 05, 2017 at 03:00 AM
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A court official ordered attorneys for Florida and Georgia to try again to settle a yearslong dispute over water use in the region.
Special Master Ralph Lancaster gave the states until Jan. 24 to meet and encouraged them to use a mediator. He also ordered the states to file a confidential report to him by Jan. 26 summarizing their efforts to reach a settlement.
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