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I and my colleagues made this case for years: the work to keep a species viable and away from listing consideration is minor in... -
If the states had done their work, then the species wouldn't be in need of a federal law to keep them from going extinct. I'm all for...
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And perhaps the clearest threat...doing harm to the habitat ESA species need is no longer going to be considered a take.
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Before the rule change, proposed actions that would adversly affect listed species, Fish and Wildlife service would propose measures to...
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The Final Rule was published in the Federal Register the other day. There's additional context there for those interested. Reading...
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If anyone thinks this rule change will reduce litigation and speed things up, they need their head examined.
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Once again, the administration brings an absolute dogsh*t solution to an actual real issue
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i think the comments about screeching and tribalism started with you? just returning the favor. the words on their face in the rule...
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My guess is people who scream “fraud” for the likes but don’t know the definition.
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There were millions lost...and some of it recovered...in MN. Some was sent overseas and is likely lost forever. Not nearly as much as... -
elkduds replied to the thread Changes to ESA rules.Tremendous collaborative efforts were made across state lines, agency and special interest boundaries over the last 2 decades; to...
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This. Not a single ES within my permit boundary. I still have considerable wildlife and habitat monitoring, mitigation, protections...
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It is important that we are starting from the same point. Animals go on the list if they are endangered, they come off if they recover...
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just a point of clarification - i was saying migration corridors need unfragmented habitat. not that sage grouse need migration corridors.
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Mule deer come to mind for me, too. And bighorn sheep need every bit of wintering habitat that remains. Keep destroying habitat and it's...
