Since 1973 the Endangered Species Act has empowered the federal government to save bald eagles, brown pelicans, peregrine falcons, California condors, American alligators and a wide range of other animals and plants. But there is an active opposition to the Act that threatens to weaken it. Gary Strieker talks with Noah Greenwald, Endangered Species Director at the Center for Biological Diversity.
NOTE: Since this episode was recorded, new regulations under the Endangered Species Act have been issued, and we will devote another episode to these changes and their impact on enforcement of the Act.
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Ep. 22: Reversing Trump’s Assault on the Environment with Kieran Suckling
Ep. 21: Restoring Wolves to Colorado with Rob Edward and Jason Blevins
Ep. 20: Giant Snakes Invade Florida with Ian Bartoszek
Ep. 19: Threat to Tongass National Forest with Andy Moderow
Ep. 18: Birds of North America, and Race, with Jason Ward
Ep. 17: "Outdoors for All" with James Edward Mills
Ep. 16: Black Birders Week with Tykee James
Ep. 15: Coyote "Invasion" with Dan Flores
Ep. 14: Salmon or Gold? The Pebble Mine Project with Stephen Lee
Ep. 13: Oil Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Sabrina Shankman
Ep.12: Uranium Mining in the Grand Canyon with Alicyn Gitlin
Ep. 11: Oil and Gas Drilling on Public Lands with John Rader
Ep.10: Monument Cutbacks with Josh Ewing
Ep. 09: Controlling Wild Horses with Keith Norris
Ep. 08: Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions with Patricia Cramer
Ep. 07: Boundary Waters Mining Threat with Rebecca Rom
Ep. 06: Grizzly Bears with Louisa Willcox
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