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Jennifer A. Dlouhy Save Share The Biden administration has issued at least 31 new drilling permits authorising operations on federal land and coastal waters, despite an order putting political appointees in charge of the decisions. The move signals those drilling authorisations are continuing to flow, despite US President Joe Biden’s plan to pause oil and gas leasing – and a January 20 order temporarily putting decisions about oil and gas permits, mining operations, hiring and other matters in the hands of top Interior Department officials. The offshore approvals have been issued on...

The Biden administration has issued at least 31 new drilling permits authorizing operations on federal land and coastal waters. (Bloomberg) -- The Biden administration has issued at least 31 new drilling permits authorizing operations on federal land and coastal waters, despite an order putting political appointees in charge of the decisions. The move signals those drilling authorizations are continuing to flow, despite President Joe Biden’s plan to pause oil and gas leasing -- and a Jan. 20 order temporarily putting decisions about oil and gas permits, mining operations, hiring and other...

By Jennifer A. Dlouhy (Bloomberg) — The Biden administration has issued at least 31 new drilling permits authorizing operations on federal land and coastal waters, despite an order putting political appointees in charge of the decisions. The move signals those drilling authorizations are continuing to flow, despite President Joe Biden’s plan to pause oil and gas leasing — and a Jan. 20 order temporarily putting decisions about oil and gas permits, mining operations, hiring and other matters in the hands of top Interior Department officials. The order provoked alarm across the oil ind...