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New Oregon boating law faces repeal push and legislative rollback after public backlash
New Oregon boating law faces repeal push and legislative rollback after public backlash
New Oregon boating law faces repeal push and legislative rollback after public backlash

Published on: 01/02/2026

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A law passed during the 2025 Oregon legislative session to strengthen protections against aquatic invasive species is now facing two separate challenges.The "Le

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