A less than 3 percent recovery rate for endangered species is anything but the mark of a successful law.
Species conservation and economic development are not zero-sum.
I am a believer that the facts set us free.
These organizations have subverted well-intentioned policy.
At a 2 percent success rate, that is hardly success.
The American people should know all of the money that is being diverted from species recovery in order to cover lawyers' fees and other liti...
My bill, the PETITION Act, attempts to reverse this problem.
When someone says you are not allowed to ask questions, you are not allowed to look at the data, you are not allowed to debate the issue, yo...
Forty-five years ago, when the ESA was conceived, it was laudably designed so that anyone could work with the government to save a species.
Well, do we make a distinction that are consequences of human versus non-human factors in the petitioning process?
I think that is clear from the text of the statute, as written.