These exorbitant payouts--funded by the American Taxpayer--only impede efforts to achieve the common goal of protecting species and habitats.
Bill Huizenga: “These exorbitant payouts--funded by the American Taxpayer--only impede efforts to achieve the common goal of protecting…”
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Huizenga argues that high legal fees hinder species protection efforts.
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