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California Sues Bush Administration To Save Endangered Species Act 
Huffington Post | by The Huffington Post News Editors | Wed, Dec 31
Brown said the president is trying to gut the Endangered Species Act before he leaves office next month.
California is home to 310 plant and animal species listed as endangered or threatened by the federal government, more than any state except Hawaii, according to the complaint.
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