The Trump administration’s change will affect polar bears, sea otters, leopards, lion, and most types of salmon
provided to MTV News. “These damaging new rules will weaken protections for imperiled species and include language that is wholly contrary to the law.”online statement
shared with MTV News, adding that the U.S. is facing “a sixth extinction crisis,” that could only be worsened by Trump’s new ruling. “Instead of undercutting the Endangered Species Act and other bedrock environmental laws, we should be strengthening these laws to improve their effectiveness for people and wildlife,” Jamie Rappaport Clark, president and CEO of Defenders of Wildlife, said.
Although the proposed changes do not go into effect for 30 days and won’t be applied to animals already classified as endangered or threatened, the World Wildlife Fund shared their concern for what the ruling could mean for the future.
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