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Michael Swartz: With Little Fanfare, Endangered Species Act Turns 50 - Vimarsana News

Michael Swartz: With Little Fanfare, Endangered Species Act Turns 50

It's been an icon of "caring" government for half a century, but how did the law really do?

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THE FOUNDATION "The law of nature and the law of revelation are both Divine: they flow, though in different channels, from the same adorable source. It is indeed preposterous to separate them from each other." —James Wilson (1804) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1974, Richard Nixon signed...

Should the Endangered Species Act be updated for climate change accounts? - Vimarsana News

Should the Endangered Species Act be updated for climate change accounts?

The Endangered Species Act was signed 50 years ago Thursday. Deborah Sivas, a professor of environmental law at Stanford University, tells NPR's A Martinez why the law needs to be updated.

Source: wjct.org
Biden admin waived 26 federal laws to build new section of border wall - Vimarsana News

Biden admin waived 26 federal laws to build new section of border wall

26 federal laws have been swept aside for a new section of border wall to be built - right through a wildlife preserve, farmland, and small towns which will likely be affected by the project.

Source: nypost.com
Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellowship Cohort Arrive At Stanford - Vimarsana News

Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellowship Cohort Arrive At Stanford

A new Precourt Institute postdoc program has begun developing a global community of future leaders to realize the vision of sustainable, affordable, secure energy for all.A new postdoctoral program at Stanford University has accepted its first cohort