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New Endangered Species Rule Would No Longer Count Habitat Loss as 'Harm'
The new rule would change how "harm" is defined under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Harm now includes damaging the places where species live. Under the new rule, only actions that directly hurt or kill an animal — such as hunting or trapping — would count.
The Trump administration plans to rewrite part of the Endangered Species Act that prohibits harming the habitats of ...
The Trump administration intends to overhaul the Endangered Species Act by changing what it means to harm an endangered or ...
On April 17 the White House shared a proclamation opening the waters around the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National ...
The Trump administration is proposing a dramatic shift in the way the Endangered Species Act has been interpreted for decades ...
Changing the definition of “harm” in the Endangered Species Act, as the Trump administration proposes, could overhaul the ESA ...
Debris removal following Tropical Storm Helene needs to be done more carefully to not destroy high-priority habitat and ...
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