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Worker safety groups and experts today called on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to create federal heat standards in the face of climate change, saying the precautions are needed now more than ever.
Interior Department reorganization developments in recent days suggest the once grandly ambitious proposal is still real but shrinking. What it ends up as may be anyone's guess, but it's losing its aura of being one Cabinet secretary's legacy project.
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Regulatory experts say EPA's recent directive to increase consistency in regulatory cost-benefit analyses appears more limited and complicated than the agency initially planned.
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Interior Department reorganization developments in recent days suggest the once grandly ambitious proposal is still real but shrinking. What it ends up as may be anyone's guess, but it's losing its aura of being one Cabinet secretary's legacy project.
By Michael Doyle and Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire
Regulatory experts say EPA's recent directive to increase consistency in regulatory cost-benefit analyses appears more limited and complicated than the agency initially planned.
By Niina Heikkinen in Greenwire