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"If you can't even rely on a permit that you've already gotten, then I mean, we've got a serious problem,"

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Daren Bakst
director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Energy and Environment
FNC - Most Popular · Aug 13
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"So that's why we want to focus the administration's attention on this problem that could undo all of the good work that they're doing to speed up permitting,"

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Myron Ebell
who headed the EPA transition team before Trump’s first administration
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"The reliance, the consideration, the cost, and the reliance interests of the permit holder are certainly things that [EPA] can make it very clear have to be considered,"

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Daren Bakst
director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Energy and Environment
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"The ability to undo or preemptively block permitted projects undermines confidence in the permitting system and can chill investment even where projects have complied with established requirements,"

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Marty Durbin
senior vice president of policy and president of the Global Energy Institute at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
FNC - Most Popular · Aug 13
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the agency could impose constraints, including requiring officials to consider costs imposed on permit holders and their reliance on previously issued permits

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Daren Bakst
director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Energy and Environment
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"While it is reasonable for EPA to retain a limited authority to halt a project when there is potential for a genuinely unacceptable environmental impact, the authority granted to the agency under Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act is too broad. Currently, the agency has an open-ended veto and can shut down a project before the permit application is filed, while it is under review, or after the permit has been approved and work has already begun,"

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Jason Hayes
senior research fellow for energy, climate and environment at The Heritage Foundation
FNC - Most Popular · Aug 13
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the statute gives EPA broad authority to veto or revoke permits even after the Army Corps of Engineers has issued them, potentially putting projects already under construction at risk under future administrations

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Myron Ebell
senior advisor to the Fix the EPA Veto Coalition
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"The way to improve the situation is to get the EPA to put some sideboards and some constraints on the provision, and that would not solve the problem because a future administration could undo that rule, but it takes time to undo a rule,"

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Myron Ebell
who headed the EPA transition team before Trump’s first administration
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"If President Trump issued the executive order, it might help provide a real signal of the importance that the administration places on having such a 404(c) veto issue included into the permitting reform package,"

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Daren Bakst
director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Energy and Environment
FNC - Most Popular · Aug 13
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