Avoidance Avoided: How the New Rule Fails to Adequately Promote Avoidance and Places Difficult-to-Replace Systems at Risk

Author(s)

James Murphy, Jan Goldman-Carter, and Julie Sibbing

Volume 31, Issue 2, Page 14

Summary

Avoidance has emerged as the wisest choice in preventing negative impacts to aquatic resources, yet the new rule only pays lip service to it at a time when stronger protections are demanded.

Avoidance Avoided: How the New Rule Fails to Adequately Promote Avoidance and Places Difficult-to-Replace Systems at Risk

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Avoidance Avoided: How the New Rule Fails to Adequately Promote Avoidance and Places Difficult-to-Replace Systems at Risk

Avoidance Avoided: How the New Rule Fails to Adequately Promote Avoidance and Places Difficult-to-Replace Systems at Risk

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