Endangered Species Act

Glen Perslow

Traduttore A AI

Casa editrice: Publifye

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Endangered Species Act explores the complexities of protecting vulnerable species in the U.S. through the lens of the Endangered Species Act (ESA). It examines how the ESA, a cornerstone of species conservation, navigates the tensions between environmental protection and economic development. Did you know that the ESA not only focuses on individual species but also emphasizes the importance of designating and protecting critical habitats essential for their survival? The book delves into the political pressures and funding limitations that continually challenge the ESA's effectiveness, highlighting the need for a holistic approach integrating science, economics, and community involvement.

 
The book traces the evolution of conservation efforts leading up to the ESA's passage in 1973, providing essential context for understanding its purpose and scope. It progresses systematically, first defining species endangerment and the ESA's core principles. Then, it looks at the procedures for listing species, the designation of critical habitats, and the enforcement mechanisms, including penalties for violations. Case studies and unique datasets, such as species recovery rates, offer empirical evidence of the ESA's impact.

 
The book concludes by discussing potential reforms and alternative approaches to enhance the law's effectiveness, offering insights for students, policymakers, and anyone interested in environmental politics and conservation efforts.

Disponibile da: 05/04/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 76 pagine.

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