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Tanvi Dutta Gupta
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Editor, Anthroposphere
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How Trump Is Destroying Historic Environmental Regulation—And How Marin Audubon’s Name Got (Arbitrarily) Caught Up In It - Bay Nature
By Tanvi Dutta Gupta| Bay Nature Magazine Verified Marin Audubon Society v. FAA seemed “fairly unremarkable,” says environmental lawyer Susan Jane Brown. At stake lay an issue as straightforward as environmental litigation gets: Before flying recreational aircraft over national parks, the plaintiffs said, the agencies had to review the impacts on wildlife and park visitors as dictated by federal law.
By Tanvi Dutta Gupta| Bay Nature Magazine Verified An American avocet dives into the silt and emerges beak open: “I think it got something!” Avroh Shah says. Out at the Baylands Nature Preserve, the sweep of sky over these shimmering mudflats opens a view to the horizon. “Every time I come here, there’s a smile on my face,” Shah says. Now a sophomore at Palo Alto High School, Shah has explored these nearly 2,000 acres in Santa Clara County since childhood: boating at Shoreline Lake, biking along Coyote Creek, walking on the Bay Trail with friends.
How Trump Is Destroying Historic Environmental Regulation—And How Marin Audubon’s Name Got (Arbitrarily) Caught Up In It - Bay Nature
By Tanvi Dutta Gupta| Bay Nature Magazine Verified Marin Audubon Society v. FAA seemed “fairly unremarkable,” says environmental lawyer Susan Jane Brown. At stake lay an issue as straightforward as environmental litigation gets: Before flying recreational aircraft over national parks, the plaintiffs said, the agencies had to review the impacts on wildlife and park visitors as dictated by federal law.
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Anthroposphere
Anthroposphere: The Oxford Climate Review is an interdisciplinary print magazine at Oxford University. We cover climate change and the environment through the lenses of natural science, economics, policy, politics, literature, pop culture, and much more.
Founded: 2018