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This photo, taken April 15, 2004, by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency investigators, shows a bulldozer contracted by developer C. Lynn Moses excavating the dry streambed of Teton Creek near Driggs, Idaho. Moses was convicted Sept. 15, 2005, of three felony counts of illegally discharging sediment and fill into the creek, which runs intermittently near a subdivision. Moses faces up to nine years in prison and $750,000 in fines in what federal officials say is the first criminal prosecution under theClean Water Act in Idaho. (AP Photo/U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)

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AN APRIL 15, 2004, PHOTO; PROVIDED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Minimum price 50PLN

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