On the Endangered Species Act, it is very clear that we protect a species but when it is no longer in trouble, we de-list it.
Barbara Boxer: “On the Endangered Species Act, it is very clear that we protect a species but when it is no longer in trouble, we…”
On the recordJuly 21, 2009
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Boxer emphasizes the need to de-list species when they are no longer endangered.
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