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From e. scott pruitt. then it looks to be his signature off to the side on the right. this first memo calls for epa regulators to start reporting any action they take, any regulatory action anywhere in the country. needs to now be reported in a central database. effective immediately, epa program and regional offices shall report all regulatory actions in the agency's regulatory management system. regulatory actions to be reported include but not limited to those relating to any statutory or deadlines, pesticide tolerances, significant new use rules, delistings, permits, federal implementation...

Statutory or deadlines, pesticide tolerances, significant new use rules, delistings, permits, federal implementation plans, state implementation plans. they should air on the side of including actions in the system. basically that means that if any action is taken anywhere by any epa office, any epa personnel anywhere in the country, a statement on how much pesticide it's safe to leave on a crop or response to a petition or response to a court, anything has to be reported to headquarters in d.c. everything, everywhere in the country goes through d.c. now. everything. so that's memo one. that's...

Cost-effective proposal. it gives states tremendous flexibility. mike was speaking to the benefits of clean energy, renewable energy. states when they come up with their own implementation plans have a lot of flexibility to meet their targets through things like efficiency and more sun and more wind. so we think this is win, win, win. this is really creating the good, clean energy jobs of the future. it is going to protect the planet. it's going to protect public health. especially society's most vulnerable, the elderly, children, people with breathing issues, this is a really common sense pro...