the Endangered Species Act has consistently failed to achieve its intended goals and has been warped by decades of radical environmental litigation into a weapon instead of a tool.
Bruce Westerman: “the Endangered Species Act has consistently failed to achieve its intended goals and has been warped by decades of…”
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Westerman argues the ESA needs reform due to its failures and misuse.
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