The correct answer is:
C. the fences erected as a result of this legislation are deleterious for wildlife.
Environmental detractors of the Taylor Grazing Act often point to the fences that are erected to manage grazing areas. These fences can be harmful to wildlife as they can disrupt migration patterns, limit the natural movement of animals, and can even cause direct harm to animals that try to cross them. The act was designed to regulate grazing on public lands to improve rangeland conditions. However, the fencing that often accompanies this regulation can lead to unintended negative impacts on wildlife populations and their habitats.
The other options are less commonly cited as major complaints by environmentalists regarding the Taylor Grazing Act. Option A concerns transparency rather than direct environmental impact, Option B is more of an economic than an environmental concern, Option D is a general criticism that doesn't specify environmental impact, and Option E is incorrect because there are documented environmental detractors to the Act.
the complete Question is given below:
The major complaint that environmental detractors of the Taylor Grazing Act have is that
A. the negative externalities of grazing are not fully revealed.
B. the taxes in grazing animals are too high.
C. the fences erected as a result of this legislation are deleterious for wildlife.
D. it allows too much grazing to take place.
E. there are no environmental detractors to the Taylor Grazing Act.