I would also argue that a plain reading of the existing laws enacted by Congress squarely require you to manage for climate change in the natural resource planning process.
Mike Levin: “I would also argue that a plain reading of the existing laws enacted by Congress squarely require you to manage for…”
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Levin emphasizes the legal obligation to consider climate change in resource planning.
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