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    Risky Business

    Sep 17, 2018 3 minutes
    BY KRISTA LANGLOIS

    O MOST AMERICANS, THE Endangered Species Act of 1973 has been an astounding success, saving some 99 percent of listed plants and animals from extinction, including iconic birds like the Bald Eagle and Whooping Crane. But it’s far from an industry darling. Critics of the law argue that it puts an unnecessary burden on the land users that brush up against it. Their frustrations have, in turn, inspired a fresh

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