Sentence examples for remove endangered from inspiring English sources

But Judge Molloy's language showed serious reservations about the Fish and Wildlife Service's decision to remove endangered species protections for the wolves.

This month, H&M and Zara, two of the world's largest apparel makers teamed with Canopy, a non-profit, to remove endangered and ancient forests from their dissolvable pulp supply chain for their viscose and rayon fabrics.

While the language on the Rocky Mountain wolves was a tiny item in budgetary terms, environmental groups said it set an unnerving precedent by letting Congress, rather than a science-based federal agency, remove endangered species protections.

Zinke cast at least 21 votes against endangered species protections, including voting to remove endangered species protections for the gray wolf and to prevent protection for greater sage grouse, lesser prairie chicken and northern long-eared bats," Huta said.

The current federal plan to remove Endangered Species Act (ESA) protection for gray wolves across the lower 48 states is one of the most ill conceived proposals yet from the Obama administration.

The new coalition has submitted a statement to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) in opposition to its 2013 proposal to remove Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for gray wolves in the contiguous United States.

In 2001, Xanterra introduced its sustainable seafood policy, removing endangered species from menus and buying from suppliers adhering to guidelines developed by the Marine Stewardship Council and other environmental groups.

Officials removed endangered species protections for the state's gray wolves in 2012, prompting a state senator named Tom Casperson to successfully push legislation that would designate the wolf as "game species".

The president said that by removing endangered species from the protected list one by one, his administration has been able to phase out the environment gradually "so that hardly anyone will notice it's missing".

The hot spots can flare up as debris is removed, endangering people at the site.

Robert J. Triozzi, Cleveland's law director, who led the city's lawsuit, said that gun owners would now be able to walk through a public square with rifles, handguns and assault weapons, and that safety rules for possession of guns near children would also be removed, endangering residents.