TITLE

Is the Endangered Species Act endangered?

PUB. DATE

October 1994

SOURCE

American Nurseryman;10/15/94, Vol. 180 Issue 8, p10

SOURCE TYPE

Trade Publication

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Presents an overview of the debate over the Endangered Species Act, 1973. Congressional reauthorization of the Endangered Species Act; Incompatibility of private-property rights and accommodation of endangered species; Effect of the Endangered Species Act on economic growth; Continuous decline of endangered species.

ACCESSION #

9503030059

Tags: ENDANGERED species -- Law & legislation;  PROPERTY rights -- United States

 

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