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A regulatory taking involves the government ________.

A regulatory taking involves the government ________.

A) removing environmental regulations from the lands of individual property owners
B) depriving the owner of some or all of the economic use of his or her property
C) causing environmental damage without being subject to regulations
D) taking resources from private property while allowing the property owner to retain rights to the land
E) taking private property without allowing for compensation for natural resources

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