Gulf oil drilling approval comes as baby turtles head to sea in Florida
The Trump administration exempted drilling in the Gulf from certain Endangered Species Act requirements.
The Trump administration exempted drilling in the Gulf from certain Endangered Species Act requirements.
Last week, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission took historic action on permits for such species.
This Congress has made 61 attacks on the Endangered Species Act, which protects over 135 species in Florida.
The Trump administration is allowing the oil industry to harm vulnerable species based on a pretext.
The US House of Representatives unexpectedly canceled a vote on a bill that would defang the Endangered Species Act.
They’re raising concerns about an exemption for Gulf drilling and proposed legislation in Congress.
The Endangered Species Act has helped wildlife such as green sea turtles reverse their decline toward extinction.
The biggest argument against Gulf oil drilling comes in the vivid memories of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
The Trump administration invoked national security to grease the wheels for oil and gas exploration.
Lawmakers should block an administration decision to exempt Gulf drilling from the Endangered Species Act.
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