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Exempt the Defense Dept. from law protecting endangered species?
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 		 YES
Military training exercises should take precedence, especially at a time like this
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Hundreds of species risk extinction if the military conducts bombing and other training exercises in fragile habitats
 
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A draft version of the 2003 defense authorization bill makes the military exempt from the 1918 Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The Defense Dept. will come up with specific ways to minimize environmental damage. Training must take precedence over protection.

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 		 Allowing the Defense Dept. to become exempt from endangered species protection laws puts our international standing at risk. Hundreds of endangered species of birds could be wiped out if the military starts bombing their habitats.

 
 



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