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This act allowed the president to set aside public land for forest reserves.
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Prohibits the transport of illegally harvested game animals along state lines.
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Protects cultural and natural resources.
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Established the National Park Service.
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It protects birds from people.
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This act requires all waterfowl hunters that are either 16 years old or older to have a federal hunting stamp.
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Intended to stop injury to public grazing lands.
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This act established the Soil Conservation Service, which wanted to prevent damage to reservoirs, protect public health, and public land.
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Regulates the sale, distribution, and use of pesticides.
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its vision is a world that values and conserves nature, they have a red list (threatened species)
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Limits and reduces the amount of pollution of interstate waters and sanitary conditions of underground waters.
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It is basically insurance money for any nuclear accident.
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Regulates emissions of hazardous air pollutants.
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Created the National Wilderness Preservation System.
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Provides funds and grants for land and water for all Americans
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Established a research program to try and find ways of dealing with solid waste.
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Regulated pollution discharges into US waters.
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controls an international trade in Wild Fauna and Flora controls the international trade of threatened plants and animals.
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Authorizes the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to determine which species can be listed as threatened or endangered and prohibits the harming/trading of these species, also authorizes the government to purchase habitat that is critical to the species
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Protects all drinking water.
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Protects communities and resource conservation.
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Provides a "super fund" to help clean up hazardous waste sites and any other released pollutants in the environment
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Established a treaty to protect biodiversity.
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Prohibits the killing of all marine mammals in the U.S. and prohibits the import or export of any marine mammal body parts