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The greatest threats to the world’s species are misguided environmental and anti-technology policies.
 0 by Paul Driessen | July 13, 2010
Policies contained in this bill would empower bureaucrats at the FWS to wield their already considerable administrative power even more relentlessly.
Biologists are again predicting massive species losses as the world warms. But there have been few findings of extinctions among continental bird and mammal species over the past 500 years.
0 by Dennis Avery | May 3, 2010
To date, the Obama administration has shown little interest in reversing a policy that favors fish over farmers.
0 by Bonner Cohen, Ph. D. | August 31, 2009
Where at least 100 wolves were projected to be thriving by 2006, the number of wolves in the Gila National Forest is less than half that.
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Renewed poaching annihilates half of remaining population in Congo
0 by CFACT | August 9, 2004
ABC's John Stossel examines facts versus perception on forest issue
0 by CFACT | March 29, 2004
In an emotionally-charged topic like the rainforest, getting to the truth can prove almost as hard as finding the glittering city of the ancient Golden King
0 by CFACT | January 1, 2003
Drilling for oil offshore has some surprising eco-benefits
0 by CFACT | March 18, 2002
Are we really losing one football field every minute?
2 by CFACT | January 1, 2001
CFACT briefing paper compares two very differing views about people and nature in the tropics
2 by CFACT | January 1, 1997
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