A federal judge has rejected arguments that cattle grazing hurts endangered sucker fish in violation of forest management law.
A federal judge has rejected environmentalist arguments that cattle grazing has unlawfully harmed endangered sucker fish in Oregon’s Fremont-Winema National Forest.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Clarke has thrown out a lawsuit by three environmental groups — Oregon Wild, Friends of Living Oregon Waters and the Western Watersheds Project — which claimed that grazing was unlawfully authorized on eight allotments in the Lost River watershed.
Source: Judge dismisses lawsuit against grazing on eight Oregon allotments – – Capital Press
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