U.S. government proposes rule changes and the Center for Biological Diversity criticizes loosening regulations on Arctic oil exploration in Alaska.
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What happened
U.S. government proposes rule changes and the Center for Biological Diversity criticizes loosening regulations on Arctic oil exploration in Alaska.
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The entities involved
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Center for Biological Diversity
non-profit organization in the USA
- Advocacy groups, including Friends of the Everglades and Center for Biological Diversity, have filed a lawsuit challenging the governor's administration over environmental assessment failures.
- A senior scientist associated with the Center for Biological Diversity operates in the U.S. and is concerned with environmental policy.
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Alaska
state of the United States of America
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