Environmental
Wetlands in North Dakota are significant because they:
ACan be freely drained for agricultural use without any permits
BProvide flood control, wildlife habitat, and water quality benefits, and are regulated by federal and state law✓ Correct
CAre only regulated when adjacent to navigable waterways
DHave no impact on property value
Explanation
North Dakota's prairie potholes and wetlands provide critical ecological services. Development or drainage of wetlands requires Section 404 permits from the Army Corps of Engineers and may trigger state regulations.
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