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Water Rights: An Activist Faces Prison after Refusing his Sentence for 'Littering'

Tucson Weekly | December 10, 2009

On Dec. 4, a year after he was cited for littering on the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, activist Walt Staton was back in federal court, because he refused to pick up garbage.

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Tags: littering, environment, pollution, courts

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