Obtaining a long-sought deal to speed up US federal permitting for energy and other infrastructure projects is looking increasingly unlikely in the remaining Congressional session, House Natural Resources chair
- “It’s still a long-shot,” says Westerman, who is one of the House’s primary Republican negotiators on a permitting reform deal
- House and Senate negotiators from both parties have been meeting to obtain a year-end deal that could set deadlines for federal agency’s to issue permit approvals, mandate more oil, gas and wind leasing and tweak the more than 50-year-old National Environmental Policy Act
- Westerman said tweaks ...
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