We should not categorically make a decision that photos taken thousand of feet in the air are as accurate in cataloguing endangered plants and animals as surveys on the ground.
Frank Pallone: “We should not categorically make a decision that photos taken thousand of feet in the air are as accurate in cataloguing…”
On the recordFebruary 1, 2016
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Pallone argues against relying solely on aerial data for environmental assessments.
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