It would require, for the first time, because, right now, there is no statutory or regulatory requirement for the Forest Service or BLM to take in the impact of climate change on wildlife populations on our public lands.
Ron Kind: “It would require, for the first time, because, right now, there is no statutory or regulatory requirement for the Forest…”
On the recordMarch 2, 2009
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Kind discusses his proposed legislation to address climate change impacts on wildlife management.
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