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Migratory Birds Access Permit Program will not go smoothly

By Joyce B. Buchanan
October 1, 2021
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By Juan Carlos Rodriguez (September 30, 2021, 8:56 p.m. EDT) – As the Biden administration seeks to innovate on how the federal government fulfills its responsibilities under the Migratory Birds Treaty Act with a potential licensing program, many industry and environmental groups will finally have the opportunity to influence how the much-discussed idea should be implemented.

The idea of ​​an MBTA permit program has caught on at least since the Obama administration, when the US Fish and Wildlife Service unofficially pitched the idea as a way to clarify how it would enforce the law and to give certainty to industry, rather than worrying about what happens next. Punishment…

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