On the recordSeptember 28, 2015
We must address the fact that the Service spends more time and resources fighting lawsuits and listing species than actually recovering and delisting species.
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congress.govWe must address the fact that the Service spends more time and resources fighting lawsuits and listing species than actually recovering and delisting species.
Inhofe criticizes the Fish and Wildlife Service for misallocating resources.
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