Abstract
The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is once again poised at the brink of what could become an illuminating national debate. The Act’s congressional reauthorization process is likely to provide the first major indicator of what the 105th Congress will or won’t do to environmental law generally. From the turbulent past and present of the ESA, this essay offers some reminders for the impending battles over the Act.
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- Subject
Environmental Law
Law and Society
Legal History
Legal Writing and Research
Legislation
Politics
- Journal title
Environmental Law
- Volume
27
- Pagination
845-876
- Date submitted
7 September 2022
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