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  1. A rule change allowing development on critical wildlife habitats was made on July 10th, involving Donald Trump and the Endangered Species Act.

Advocacy groups, including Earthjustice and National Parks Conservation Association, condemn the finalized rule altering ESA habitat protection, comparing it to Civil Rights Act violations.

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Advocacy groups, including Earthjustice and National Parks Conservation Association, condemn the finalized rule altering ESA habitat protection, comparing it to Civil Rights Act violations.

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