Bush Eyes Unprecedented Conservation Program

Part of the Antiquities Act project

Author(s): Michelle Norris; John Nielsen

Year: 2008

Summary

This is the transcript from the radio program "All Things Considered".

The broadcast discusses the possibility of George W. Bush using the Antiquities Act to protect ocean reserves. If the idea moves ahead, environmentalists say it would be one of the most significant ctions of conservation in U.S. history. And they say it could give President Bush what you might call a historic blue legacy.

Cite this Record

Bush Eyes Unprecedented Conservation Program. Michelle Norris, John Nielsen. 2008 ( tDAR id: 374178) ; doi:10.6067/XCV84T6H1R

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Keywords

Investigation Types
Heritage Management • Historic Background Research

General
Archaeological Permits • Conservation • George W. Bush • Law • National Monument • Ocean Reserves • Theodore Roosevelt • United States Congress

Geographic Keywords
The United States

Temporal Keywords
20th Century

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): NPR

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