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A Gray Wolf’s Visit to Los Angeles County Is a First in Nearly a Century
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The Endangerment Finding Is a Cautionary Tale—For Both the Left and Right
For the past two decades, U.S. climate policy has been driven more by legal and administrative maneuvering than by legislative consensus. The result has been regulatory inefficiency, policy whiplash between administrations, and little progress toward a durable, politically sustainable framework for managing climate risk.
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US military flies nuclear microreactor aboard C-17 in Operation Windlord first
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Desperate in failing Colorado River negotiations, Wyoming water officials pitch conservation bill at home
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Should the Government Insure Permits?
A new idea has emerged in the federal permitting reform space: “de-risking” permits via a government-managed insurance program. The context for this development is that investors lack confidence in their ability to secure federal permits due to the power of political appointees at permitting agencies to delay, cancel, or revoke permits. This has resulted in a new permitting reform priority: “permitting certainty,” or the notion that a permit, once granted, won’t be reversed under a future administration. While this is a laudable goal, policymakers must appreciate that government interventions can make these problems worse.