Interior Dept. Official Facing Scrutiny Resigns

A senior Bush political appointee at the Interior Department who revised scientific reports to minimize protection of endangered species has resigned, officials said yesterday.
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Elizabeth Williamson

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Julie MacDonald

Earl Devaney

Hugh Vickery

U.S. Department of the Interior

Francesca Grifo

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Union of Concerned Scientists

Endangered Species

Nature and the Environment

Sciences

Science and Technology

Birds

Wildlife

Environmental Protection

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