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Endangered Species Act Reforms: Looking at the Horizon
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Endangered Species Act Reforms: Looking at the Horizon
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Over the past two years, significant effort has been made to change the Endangered Species Act, relevant regulations, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service policies implementing the same. Some of these efforts have fizzled, while others continue to have legs. During this hour, the discussion will focus on what the regulated can look forward to in the coming year.
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Endangered Species Act Reforms: Looking at the Horizon (Jul 2019)
Rebecca Hays Barho, Brooke M. Wahlberg
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Endangered Species Act Reforms: Looking at the Horizon (Jul 2019)
Over the past two years, significant effort has been made to change the Endangered Species Act, relevant regulations, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service policies implementing the same. Some of these efforts have fizzled, while others continue to have legs. During this hour, discussion will focus on what the regulated can look forward to in the coming year.
Originally presented: Jul 2019 Endangered Species Act Reforms: Looking at the Horizon
Rebecca Hays Barho,
Nossaman LLP - Austin, TX
Brooke M. Wahlberg,
Nossaman LLP - Austin, TX