Essays on Delisting

Grizzly bears were listed in the of endangered species in 1975, because biologists were concerned that they were gradually approaching extinction. Ever since then, their count has increased from 200 to 600-1200 . This recovery of their numbers prompted the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to take the decision of temporarily eliminating their name from the list. However, in 2009, a federal district court in Montana reversed the delisting, bringing the bears back to their protected status. The judge mentioned apprehensions that the USFWS had failed to consider the reduction in white bark pine nuts . Despite the existence of ...

Introduction

Following the drops witnessed with the overall prices within the oil industry, it has been recorded that majority of the dependent industries have been reported devaluation in both their asset bases and their stock items. This is the suggestion of the Bushee and Miller (2013) on presenting the oil industry as one industry that is heavily depended upon by a majority of the sectors within commerce and industrialization. Suggestively, this is true based on the use of oil within the manufacturing sector, the energy and allied sectors, the transport sectors, and production industries. With this highlighted, the effect of ...

1. The Georgia Open Records Act also known as the Georgia Sunshine Law is the statute of the State of Georgia which gives a definition of what is considered to be a public record and which should be made available to the public upon request. The statute defines public records to be documents that are generated by individuals or groups in public office in the course of public service. Public records also constitute items that are received and maintained by a private person or any other legal entity on behalf of a public office or agency.

2. The pre-World War I opinion by ...