unless you have the science clearly in hand, you must not promulgate regulations that will lead to the guaranteed loss of hunters and anglers from the landscape.
Bruce Westerman: “unless you have the science clearly in hand, you must not promulgate regulations that will lead to the guaranteed loss…”
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Westerman emphasizes the need for clear scientific evidence before imposing regulations affecting hunters and anglers.
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