I will give a very clear answer to the gentleman's question. The U.S. Constitution protects us on a takings issue, and most constitutions, including that of the State of California, protect us on a takings issue. There is absolutely no taking by nominating and being accepted as a biosphere property. It is simply----
Addressing constitutional protections related to property rights during a discussion on biosphere properties.
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