Senate declines to halt plan to kill off half-million barred owls by Fish and Wildlife Service
picnama22@gmail.com
Meet Vanshika, a promising trainee at Newzquest.in, who plays a vital role in managing the news site’s operations with dedication and precision. With a strong interest in economics and data-driven insights, Vanshika focuses on analyzing economic trends to provide clear and timely news reporting. Her analytical mindset and eagerness to learn have made her an important contributor to the editorial process, enhancing content quality and aligning with the diverse expectations of Newzquest’s audience. Committed to continual growth, Vanshika actively deepens her understanding of the news landscape to offer nuanced insights on critical issues, helping foster a well-informed community.
N Shorts
Senate declines to halt plan to kill off half-million barred owls by Fish and Wildlife Service
Northern spotted owls are being squeezed out by the westward migration of the larger barred owlsThe US Senate rejected an effort on Wednesday to halt a contentious US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) plan to kill nearly half a million barred owls in order to save their cousin, the northern spotted owl.John Kennedy, the Republican senator from Louisiana, had hoped to block the proposal by bringing the matter to a vote with a joint resolution under the Congressional Review Act. The effort failed with 25 votes to 72 votes. Continue reading…
Technically enhanced content presented under fair use in public-interest journalism.
Listen:
