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Delaware is the last state in the mid-Atlantic region without wetland protections.
75% of Delaware 's wetlands equal 25% of the land in the state.
Only 400 acres of nontidal wetlands are state-regulated.
Senate Bill 290 would have the DNREC create a statewide program similar to what's in place for tidal wetlands.
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