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The Trump administration finalized two new rules that weaken Endangered Species Act enforcement. Environmental groups warn the rollback comes as wildlife extinction accelerates and threatens to benefit industry over conservation.
The Trump administration finalized two new rules that weaken Endangered Species Act enforcement. Environmental groups warn the rollback happens as wildlife extinction accelerates and benefits industry over conservation.
This is the second round of ESA weakening in Trump's administration, suggesting a sustained strategy rather than isolated policy shifts. Each rollback makes it easier for developers and extractive industries to operate in wildlife habitats. The timing—as extinction rates are rising—means the rules are moving in the opposite direction of ecological conditions.
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