The Criticism That the Endangered Species Act Is "Over-Inclusive" Means

The criticism that the Endangered Species Act is "over-inclusive" means that the law:

A) Makes it almost impossible to protect endangered species.
B) Does not go far enough to protect certain species of plants and animals.
C) Makes it too easy to include species that are not really endangered.
D) Does not protect plants and animals on private property.
E) None of the above.