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Trump charts a regulatory path through 2020
The president's latest regulatory agenda may be the most important yet. It details a host of rule-killing plans and new actions on issues like PFAS contamination.
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Kelsey Brugger, E&E News reporter
The president's latest regulatory agenda may be the most important yet. It details a host of rule-killing plans and new actions on issues like PFAS contamination.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross gave special treatment to a Republican governor's request for emergency aid last year, skipping standard review to personally approve the request in near-record time just before Election Day, federal records show.
By Thomas Frank in Climatewire
There is optimism about a year-end package of tax incentives, including on energy and the environment, but leaders say it will likely end up smaller than once envisioned.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross gave special treatment to a Republican governor's request for emergency aid last year, skipping standard review to personally approve the request in near-record time just before Election Day, federal records show.
By Thomas Frank in Climatewire
There is optimism about a year-end package of tax incentives, including on energy and the environment, but leaders say it will likely end up smaller than once envisioned.