Should the Federal Government measure the actual cost to lives and livelihoods of designating a particular area as critical habitat?
Rick Crawford: “Should the Federal Government measure the actual cost to lives and livelihoods of designating a particular area as…”
On the recordMay 13, 2014
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Crawford questions the federal government's approach to measuring habitat designation costs.
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