Trust the Science Act
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What This Bill Does
This bill orders the Secretary of the Interior to reissue a specific rule that removes gray wolves from the endangered and threatened wildlife list under federal law. The rule being reissued was originally published in 2020.
Who It Affects
The Secretary of the Interior (the government official who oversees the Interior Department) is directly required to act. Gray wolves and organizations concerned with wildlife protection may be affected by the rule change.
Key Provisions
- The Secretary of the Interior must reissue a final rule removing gray wolves from the list of endangered and threatened wildlife within 60 days after this bill becomes law (Sec. 2)
- Courts cannot review or challenge the reissued rule through the judicial system (Sec. 3)
What Changes
If this bill becomes law, gray wolves will no longer have legal protection as an endangered or threatened species under federal wildlife law, and this change cannot be challenged in court.
Important Definitions
Endangered and threatened wildlife: animals officially protected by federal law because their populations are at risk of extinction or are likely to become at risk in the future.
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