Bush reauthorizes widely praised wetlands act (Endangered Species)

THE WASHINGTON TIMES ^ | December 3, 2002 | By Audrey Hudson

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President Bush yesterday signed legislation to continue an international wetlands-protection program initiated by his father, President George Bush, to sustain migratory birds.

The bill reauthorizes the 1989 North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) for five years to protect rare, threatened and endangered species dependent on wetland ecosystems.

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The U.N thanks you MR Bush

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The measure was sponsored by Rep. James V. Hansen, Utah Republican and chairman of the House Resources Committee, and Sen. James M. Jeffords, Vermont independent and chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. It passed unanimously in both houses of Congress

By voice Vote, all rules wave

[Coto]

"...the federal government will continue its partnership with landowners..."

That should read as;
"...the federal government will continue to remove all land from its partnerships with land..."

Don't ya just love that Communist Manufesto in action ??

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Don't you just love the way they spin the story?

[carlo3b]

heyhey signed up 2002-12-02

Hey Hey...Hit the road... I read you little news tidbit and thought to myself, what a patently dishonest little basta#d presenting this buckshot as facts, working with landowners and stiff arming the GREENIES, as if Bush did something wrong...DUH!. Calling all Smirking Chumps, and DU'ers.... Your 15 mins is OVER!

[Coto]

You peeled the right banana that time !! !!

[Ben Ficklin]

Inasmuch as you did some bolding of various parts of the article, I'm curious as to why you wouldn't bold the part about sportsmen, state agencies, conservationists, and landowners.

Anytime you can transfer federal money to the state/local, it is good.

BTW, who were you before you got banned?

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