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2d ago
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), enacted in 1969 and signed into law on January 1, 1970, is a US environmental law that requires federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of their proposed actions and decisions. Through the link you can take action now and tell the White House not to dismantle NEPA regulations. Please share this post. The deadline to comment is Thursday, March 27.
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Reddit » Wildlife
1w ago
I'm sure everyone has heard about the lady that went to new Zealand and picked up a baby wombat separating it from its mother. Everybody seems to be extremely upset about it which is understandable. First I want to start by saying I'm from Wyoming and am extremely passionate about wildlife preservation and do my best to stay away from wild animals aside from hunting and fishing. You may have heard about the jackass from my state that chased a wolf down, duct taped it's moth shut, and paraded it around a bar before killing it. I'm completely against that. I think that was absolutely insane ser ..read more