The Cabinet of Ministers of the Russian Federation is preparing changes for the operational regulation of the bear population
Quick Look
The Russian government is developing regulatory changes that will allow regional authorities to quickly make decisions on regulating the number of bears against the backdrop of increasing cases of attacks on people.
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Why It Matters
Since spring, at least 22 fatal cases of bear attacks on people have been recorded in Russia.
The Cabinet of Ministers of the Russian Federation is preparing a norm that will allow regions to quickly make decisions on regulating the bear population, the office of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev reported.
“The Russian government is working on changes to the regulatory framework that will allow regions to quickly make additional decisions regarding population regulation,” the apparatus quotes Patrushev as saying.
Open Questions
- What specific regulatory mechanisms will be proposed?
- When will the changes take effect?







