On May 19, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that instructs federal agencies to cut back on what he called “unnecessary regulations that impede economic recovery.” The president argued reducing regulations would help American […] Read More
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The Hill reports attorneys general from 18 states submitted comments opposing the Trump administration’s proposed changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), citing particular concerns with rolling back a requirement that any major infrastructure […] Read More
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