Debbie Wasserman Schultz: “Yes. I mean who can live on that? In our community, Mr. Meek, look at what housing costs.”

The rule change directly threatens the unique habitats that support the plants and animals for which our state is renowned.

This rule will significantly weaken the ESA and usher in the often-irreversible loss of habitat, hastening the extinction of plants and animals that are a vital part of our state’s culture and tourism economy.

I fight every single day to help improve the lived experience of the people that I represent.

This change will significantly impede efforts to protect and conserve our nation’s threatened and endangered species of fish, wildlife and plants.