President Trump has announced regulatory changes to the National Environmental Policy Act, a change that will speed up approval of federal projects such as mines and highways — effectively weakening what's considered to be a landmark conservation law
Washington President Donald Trump announced regulatory changes to the National Environmental Policy Act on Wednesday, a change that will speed up approval of federal projects such as mines, highways, water infrastructure, and gas pipelines -- effectively weakening what's considered to be a landmark conservation law.
Trump announced the implementation of the newly revised regulations in Georgia at the UPS Hapeville Airport Hub, which is set to benefit from the expedited review of a highway expansion project that will allow the hub's operations to be more efficient. Trump claimed that"mountains and mountains of red tape" slowed the approval and development of infrastructure projects, but added that"all of that ends today.
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