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Center for Energy Studies | Commentary Congressional Interference Undermines Efforts to Conserve the Greater Sage-grouse December 22, 2014 | Regina M. Buono toggle sidebar Toggle Sidebar Table of Contents Author(s) Regina M. Buono Nonresident Scholar Share this Publication Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Print This Publication In a historically rare act, Congress inserts itself into the endangered species listing process to determine whether the greater sage-grouse warrants listing under the Endangered Species Act. Forbes Blog: http://goo.gl/v1dMuu Print This Publication Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Related Research Center for Energy Studies | Issue Brief Approaching a Tipping Point for the Electric Grid Read More Center for Energy Studies | Report US Cannot Meet Its Paris Commitments Through Energy Alone Read More Center for Energy Studies | Policy Brief The US-China Economic Relationship Needs ‘Robust De-Risking,’ and a Little Strategic ‘Decoupling’ Read More Back to top
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