Yes, the intent here is to include the habitat restoration work as part of the authorized project. Studies which have been completed by the Secretary for the habitat restoration should be put to use. Similarly, appropriations approved by Congress for the project should be made available to avoid unnecessary delay.
Lincoln Chafee: “Yes, the intent here is to include the habitat restoration work as part of the authorized project. Studies which have…”
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Discussing habitat restoration work in relation to an authorized project.
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