Management of a species under the ESA was only ever supposed to be temporary. The ESA was intended to protect and rehabilitate species populations.
Pete Stauber: “Management of a species under the ESA was only ever supposed to be temporary. The ESA was intended to protect and…”
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Stauber explains the original intent of the ESA and its failure to delist species.
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