There’s more money in suing to keep animals on the Endangered Species List than there is in removing them, a panel of witnesses told Congress on Wednesday afternoon.
In a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee interior subcommittee hearing Wednesday, multiple witnesses told lawmakers they believe there are many species protected by the Endangered Species Act that don’t need it. The reason is simple: Money.
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