Under the doctrine of riparian water law, persons living along a body of water:

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Under the doctrine of riparian water law, persons living along a body of water have rights to use the water, but those rights are subject to limitations and are typically connected to the land ownership. However, these rights do not include unlimited use, restrictions on industrial use, or the need for permits from the EPA. Riparian landowners also have rights against upstream water users, but they are subject to the requirements of reasonable use and not harming downstream users. Therefore, none of the other choices accurately describes the rights of riparian landowners under this doctrine.

Under the Doctrine of Riparian Water Law, Persons Living Along