“They’re advancing these regulatory changes that create more flexibility, but in the process they’re trying to … reduce EPA’s authority well into the future to ever try to come back under a new administration,” says Caitlin McCoy, a staff attorney at the Harvard Law School’s environmental and energy law program.
08/10/2020 - Caitlin McCoy
Trump’s environmental rollbacks: A four-year tide of regulatory change
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