Daily Journal Staff Writer
As part of its effort to modernize the 40-year-old National Environmental Policy Act, the White House Council on Environmental Quality has set new guidelines for a controversial part of the law that allows government agencies to avoid environmental reviews.
Environmental groups and others have mounted legal challenges to the use of so-called categorical exclusions, and the issue came into the spotligh...
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