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Trump administration proposes loosening protections for endangered species

  • The Trump administration proposed a rule change to the Endangered Species Act that would limit the definition of "harm" to actions that directly kill or injure endangered species, excluding habitat destruction.
  • Conservation experts, including Brett Hartl from the Center for Biological Diversity, argue that this change could reverse conservation gains by allowing habitat destruction, which is a major cause of extinction.
  • The proposed rule change would trigger a 30-day public comment period before possibly being finalized.
  • If adopted, this rule could significantly weaken protections for endangered species, making it easier to log and develop their habitats, according to Noah Greenwald from the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Life will no longer be the same in the National Wildlife Refuge of the Arctic (ANWR), as President Donald Trump’s plan to start oil extraction in that region advances. Although during Joe Biden’s administration it was possible to maintain peace of mind for the species that live in the 23 million acres that make up the shelter, from the first day that the 78-year-old Republican returned to the White House, he signed an order to exploit the energy…

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Focusing on Wildlife broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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