Why might the executive director of the Sierra Club have described the decision to remove endangered-species protections for Yellowstone grizzlies as "premature," or too early?
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Environmentalists say grizzlies have a slow reproduction rate and would be imperiled as a result of hunting and other dangers. ... "This premature decision to remove endangered-species protections could set grizzly recovery back by decades," said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, in a statement.
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Answer:Environmentalists say grizzlies have a slow
reproduction rate and would be imperiled as
a result of hunting and other dangers...
"This
premature decision to remove endangered-
species protections could set grizzly
recovery back by decades," said Michael
Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club,
in a statement.May 2020.
Explanation:Environmentalists say grizzlies have a slow
reproduction rate and would be imperiled as
a result of hunting and other dangers...
"This
premature decision to remove endangered-
species protections could set grizzly
recovery back by decades," said Michael
Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club,
in a statement.May 2020.
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