Response to Fish and wildlife services May 2nd 2025
May 6, 2025
Fish and Wildlife Services request for public comment on "proposed rules" of "plants and animals"
When the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced public comment periods for proposed rules concerning three insect species—the monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus), the bleached sandhill skipper (Polites sabuleti sinemaculata), and Suckley’s cuckoo bumble bee (Bombus suckleyi)—and later reopened the comment period under the broader title of "Plants and Animals," it became clear that the scope of the plan extended beyond what was initially presented. After reviewing the related dockets and examining ongoing regulatory efforts, I felt compelled to submit this response.
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Dear community, With Joe Biden's administration recently claiming to have conserved 674 million acres, I urgently write this message with great concern for the future of the United States and humanity. For 12 years, I have followed our federal government's actions on the topic of biotechnology in our food and public lands in the name of "climate change." The goal of this organization is to start public communication on those federal efforts that are underway and that are currently receiving billions in funding.
Hi folks, Here I am questioning the system with this Public Communication Test.
I have spoken with many lawmakers, senators, and congressmen. 100% of the people I have contacted are unaware of these federal efforts and are surprised by them.
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