When the Endangered Species Act came out, everyone said the economy would be destroyed, it was going to have horrible effects. Quite the contrary, the American economy continued to surge.
Cory Booker: “When the Endangered Species Act came out, everyone said the economy would be destroyed, it was going to have horrible…”
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Booker highlights the positive economic impact of the Endangered Species Act.
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