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"U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), top Republican on the Environment and Public Works Committee, today released a response from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), regarding closed-door settlement agreements between FWS, the Center for Biological Diversity, and WildEarth Guardians that will lead to the final listing determinations for more than 250 species over the next six years. The FWS continues to hide documents related to their settlement agreements.
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The investigation has revealed that far-left environmental groups will sue the federal government claiming that the government is not satisfying its regulatory obligations. Then behind closed doors, the groups, and Administration officials will draft a settlement agreement without consulting affected parties, including states and counties where the alleged problems are occurring. Once a judge approves the settlement, the Administration will move forward with implementing costly regulations that had been privately agreed upon with those far-left environmental groups."
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So much for the most transparent administration in history.
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The investigation has revealed that far-left environmental groups will sue the federal government claiming that the government is not satisfying its regulatory obligations. Then behind closed doors, the groups, and Administration officials will draft a settlement agreement without consulting affected parties, including states and counties where the alleged problems are occurring. Once a judge approves the settlement, the Administration will move forward with implementing costly regulations that had been privately agreed upon with those far-left environmental groups."
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So much for the most transparent administration in history.