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INDIANAPOLIS — More than 100 organizations, including dozens of environmental and conservation groups, signed a letter earlier this week urging Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb to veto SEA 389, a controversial bill rolling back wetlands protections across the state. However, on Thursday, Holcomb signed the bill into law, despite some departments in his administration openly opposing it throughout the legislative session. Now, some of those groups are voicing their disappointment in his reversal, but also pledging to continue the fight to preserve Indiana’s vulnerable wetlands. Seven of the major environmental groups who signed the letter — including the Hoosier Environmental Council, Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, Indiana Wildlife Federation, Conservation Law Center, Save the Dunes, St. Joseph River Basin Commission and the White River Alliance — issued a joint news release Friday morning detailing their response.

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