The Fish and Wildlife Service said Ioneer’s conservation strategy remains “in the early stages.” It said Ioneer intends to avoid and fence off a portion of the land, “remove and salvage all remaining plants. The 910 acres proposed for habitat designation - about half a square mile - would provide about a 1,650-foot buffer around the plants to ensure access for bees and other pollinators.Įlon Musk expected to tout ‘million-mile battery.’ Here’s what that meansĮlectric vehicle battery technology is advancing – but don’t expect dramatic developments any time soon - from Tesla or anyone else. The plant grows on about 10 acres of land - an area about the size of 130 football fields - at Rhyolite Ridge in the Silver Peak range west of Tonopah, 200 miles southeast of Reno. But the designation identifies specific habitat that “may require special management and protection” - in this case, “to address mineral development, road development and activity, livestock grazing, non-native invasive plants species and herbivory,” the agency said. That listing triggers certain regulatory obligations, such as consulting with the service before any development or other activity that could harm the plant. Unless the Fish and Wildlife Service reverses course out of new information, the plant will be declared endangered in September based on a court order and the agency’s final-listing rule in October 2021, which concluded that it may already be on the brink of extinction.
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