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TIA to Continue Lobbying for Support Above IIJA Levels Despite Debt Limit Agreement Caps - Vimarsana News

TIA to Continue Lobbying for Support Above IIJA Levels Despite Debt Limit Agreement Caps

President Biden signed the Fiscal Responsibility Act, which paired spending cuts and caps with suspending the debt limit.

Debt Ceiling Legislation Includes NEPA Reform - Vimarsana News

Debt Ceiling Legislation Includes NEPA Reform

Republicans, Democrats, and the White House made progress on permitting reform with significant reforms to the National Environmental Policy Act as part of the legislation to increase the debt ceiling. The FRA includes numerous changes to NEPA. Here are several key changes.

Top 10 Changes In The Debt Ceiling Deal's NEPA Reforms - Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Changes In The Debt Ceiling Deal's NEPA Reforms - Climate Change

The first amendments to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in decades might materially narrow NEPA reviews and streamline federal permitting of oil, gas, and renewable energy projects.

Source: mondaq.com
Top 10 Changes In The Debt Ceiling Deal's NEPA Reforms - Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Changes In The Debt Ceiling Deal's NEPA Reforms - Climate Change

The first amendments to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in decades might materially streamline federal permitting of oil, gas, and renewable energy projects, leasing on federal lands...

Source: mondaq.com
Congress Amends NEPA Reform Federal Permitting Environmental Impact - Vimarsana News

Congress Amends NEPA Reform Federal Permitting Environmental Impact

National Environmental Policy Act NEPA, NEPA knowns as Builder Act, requires the federal government agencies inform the public and consider alternatives to proposed federal actions and the reasonably foreseeable environmental impacts of those actions before making decisions.