The U.S. government has announced that imperiled species will no longer receive automatic protections. Instead, these species will require individualized protection plans after being added to the threatened species list.
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U.S. changes protections for threatened species
The U.S. government has modified its approach to protecting imperiled species, moving away from automatic protections. Under the new policy, species will need to have individualized protection plans developed once they are listed as threatened.
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U.S. cancels automatic protections for imperiled animals as critics warn of extinctions
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