Environmental
The Endangered Species Act (ESA) affects Arizona real estate development by:
ARequiring environmental impact fees on all developments
BProhibiting or limiting development in habitats of federally listed threatened or endangered species✓ Correct
CRequiring developers to build wildlife corridors
DOnly affecting public land development
Explanation
The ESA prohibits 'taking' (harming, harassing, or killing) federally listed species. Development in habitats of listed species may be prohibited or require special permits (Habitat Conservation Plans) from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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