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Is this tweet by someone handling the account of our Veggie in Chief going to be flagged for misinformation? Do any of you lying ass BidenBros want to weigh in on this obvious lie? TRUMP!PurpleThrobber said: -
The leftards think that Biden promising to start leasing drilling rights for oil and gas actually means something. As we pointed out, you also need permits. Good luck. You leftards are dumber than a bag of hammers.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2022/04/19/bidens-rollback-of-trump-era-epa-rule-will-add-years-to-some-projects-and-double-costs-n1590964
Biden's Rollback of Trump-Era EPA Rule Will Add Years to Some Projects and Double Costs
BY RICK MORAN APR 19, 2022 11:45 AM ET
Trump changed rules governing the implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The changes were designed to substantially speed up the permitting process — and they did.
Now it’s the Democrats’ turn to change the rules. In addition to slowing down construction on regular infrastructure projects like roads and bridges, the changes to NEPA made by the Biden administration will also affect other projects — specifically power-related projects crucial to America’s energy independence.
The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is finalizing its “phase 1” changes to NEPA, and what’s emerging is worse than feared.
In its 2020 NEPA regulatory rewrite, the Trump administration got rid of explicit requirements to consider an action’s “indirect” effects — those that happen later on or further removed, but are still reasonably foreseeable.
It also got rid of the explicit requirement to consider its “cumulative” effects, which refers to how a project’s pollution may interact with other pollution sources to make some areas particularly polluted.
Critics raised concerns about the impact of this change on communities that already face disproportionate pollution burdens and argued it could hinder the government’s ability to consider the effects of climate change.
How about the impact on communities that would benefit hugely from a local infrastructure project? Too bad for them. The rule changes Biden has in mind would slow many projects to a snail’s pace. Instead of taking a few months for a review of a project’s environmental impact, it will now take up to four and a half years for the review to be complete.
The administration also said that it would establish that the NEPA regulations are “a floor, rather than a ceiling,” when it comes to standards for environmental reviews.
NEPA is a more than 50-year-old law that requires the government to consider environmental and community concerns before it approves various types of infrastructure projects, which can also include airports and buildings.
Many industries have pushed for its requirements to be loosened, noting that environmental reviews can take years and slow projects down.
That doesn’t matter to the hysterical greens who see the end of the world with every shovelful of dirt. -
Biden was born in 1942. The price of a gallon of gas in 1943 was .21. Between 1943 and 1960 gas never rose to over .31 a gallon and in inflation adjusted dollars the price of gas actually dropped from $2.30 in 1943 to $1.95 in 1960. Like Dazzler, Biden is a pathological lying piece of shit.PurpleThrobber said:
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They know their base is dumb.WestlinnDuck said:The leftards think that Biden promising to start leasing drilling rights for oil and gas actually means something. As we pointed out, you also need permits. Good luck. You leftards are dumber than a bag of hammers.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2022/04/19/bidens-rollback-of-trump-era-epa-rule-will-add-years-to-some-projects-and-double-costs-n1590964
Biden's Rollback of Trump-Era EPA Rule Will Add Years to Some Projects and Double Costs
BY RICK MORAN APR 19, 2022 11:45 AM ET
Trump changed rules governing the implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The changes were designed to substantially speed up the permitting process — and they did.
Now it’s the Democrats’ turn to change the rules. In addition to slowing down construction on regular infrastructure projects like roads and bridges, the changes to NEPA made by the Biden administration will also affect other projects — specifically power-related projects crucial to America’s energy independence.
The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is finalizing its “phase 1” changes to NEPA, and what’s emerging is worse than feared.
In its 2020 NEPA regulatory rewrite, the Trump administration got rid of explicit requirements to consider an action’s “indirect” effects — those that happen later on or further removed, but are still reasonably foreseeable.
It also got rid of the explicit requirement to consider its “cumulative” effects, which refers to how a project’s pollution may interact with other pollution sources to make some areas particularly polluted.
Critics raised concerns about the impact of this change on communities that already face disproportionate pollution burdens and argued it could hinder the government’s ability to consider the effects of climate change.
How about the impact on communities that would benefit hugely from a local infrastructure project? Too bad for them. The rule changes Biden has in mind would slow many projects to a snail’s pace. Instead of taking a few months for a review of a project’s environmental impact, it will now take up to four and a half years for the review to be complete.
The administration also said that it would establish that the NEPA regulations are “a floor, rather than a ceiling,” when it comes to standards for environmental reviews.
NEPA is a more than 50-year-old law that requires the government to consider environmental and community concerns before it approves various types of infrastructure projects, which can also include airports and buildings.
Many industries have pushed for its requirements to be loosened, noting that environmental reviews can take years and slow projects down.
That doesn’t matter to the hysterical greens who see the end of the world with every shovelful of dirt. -
Kamala had another 8th grade speech she was unprepared for
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They know their base is dumb.WestlinnDuck said:The leftards think that Biden promising to start leasing drilling rights for oil and gas actually means something. As we pointed out, you also need permits. Good luck. You leftards are dumber than a bag of hammers.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2022/04/19/bidens-rollback-of-trump-era-epa-rule-will-add-years-to-some-projects-and-double-costs-n1590964
Biden's Rollback of Trump-Era EPA Rule Will Add Years to Some Projects and Double Costs
BY RICK MORAN APR 19, 2022 11:45 AM ET
Trump changed rules governing the implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The changes were designed to substantially speed up the permitting process — and they did.
Now it’s the Democrats’ turn to change the rules. In addition to slowing down construction on regular infrastructure projects like roads and bridges, the changes to NEPA made by the Biden administration will also affect other projects — specifically power-related projects crucial to America’s energy independence.
The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is finalizing its “phase 1” changes to NEPA, and what’s emerging is worse than feared.
In its 2020 NEPA regulatory rewrite, the Trump administration got rid of explicit requirements to consider an action’s “indirect” effects — those that happen later on or further removed, but are still reasonably foreseeable.
It also got rid of the explicit requirement to consider its “cumulative” effects, which refers to how a project’s pollution may interact with other pollution sources to make some areas particularly polluted.
Critics raised concerns about the impact of this change on communities that already face disproportionate pollution burdens and argued it could hinder the government’s ability to consider the effects of climate change.
How about the impact on communities that would benefit hugely from a local infrastructure project? Too bad for them. The rule changes Biden has in mind would slow many projects to a snail’s pace. Instead of taking a few months for a review of a project’s environmental impact, it will now take up to four and a half years for the review to be complete.
The administration also said that it would establish that the NEPA regulations are “a floor, rather than a ceiling,” when it comes to standards for environmental reviews.
NEPA is a more than 50-year-old law that requires the government to consider environmental and community concerns before it approves various types of infrastructure projects, which can also include airports and buildings.
Many industries have pushed for its requirements to be loosened, noting that environmental reviews can take years and slow projects down.
That doesn’t matter to the hysterical greens who see the end of the world with every shovelful of dirt.
Space, it's what lies between Kammy's ears.LoneStarDawg said:Kamala had another 8th grade speech she was unprepared for
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