Tags: Endangered Species Act

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American Eels Endangered, Could Be Listed In Endangered Species Act By End Of Month

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Climate Change And Polar Bears: Animals Not Able To Adapt To Lack Of Food Caused By Sea Ice Loss

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Chimpanzees Living In Captivity Are Now On The Endangered Species List

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Sea Turtle Toddlers' 'Lost Years' Spent Swimming, Not Drifting In Seaweed Matts

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American Bald Eagle Returns from Brink of Extinction, Faces New Challenges

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Extinction Roll Call: Animals' Names Could Mean The Difference Between Extinction Or Survival, Researchers Say

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Monarchs Could Be Offered Endangered Species Act Protection After Shocking 90 Percent Population Decline Over Past 20 Years

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Melting Glaciers Could Cause Demise Of Extremely Rare Insect Living Exclusively In National Park

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Extinction Roll Call: List Of Threatened And Newly Extinct Animals Released

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West Coast Fisher May Be Granted Endangered Species Act Protection

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Yellow-Billed Cuckoo Granted Endangered Species Act Protection After 16 Year Plight

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NOAA Lists 20 New Coral As Threatened Under Endangered Species Act

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