I submitted legislation called the 'Common Sense in Species Protection Act,' which calls not only for the true measure of the cost of a designation on lives and livelihoods, but for that cost to be considered when making designations.
Doc Hastings discusses his legislation aimed at reforming how economic impacts are considered in habitat designations.
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