Outlook

Trump Eyes More Wholesale Deregulatory Moves In Second Term Agenda

January 6, 2020

EPA is looking to expand its deregulatory agenda by continuing to make wholesale changes to the way it develops future regulations in addition to moving piecemeal rollbacks of Obama-era measures, efforts it will continue into 2020 and beyond if President Donald Trump wins a second term. A senior White House official tells Inside EPA that planning for a second-term agenda is well under way, with the caveat that officials also know they must work to complete top priorities in...

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InsideEPA/climate's Outlook 2020 is a comprehensive report previewing major climate change policy developments in the upcoming year, including EPA’s push to complete major rollbacks of Obama-era rules, states’ efforts to counter such policies and in-depth analyses of the consequential November election.

Other stories in the report highlight the suite of novel climate lawsuits that are progressing in multiple venues, international climate efforts, a test for California’s clean energy programs amid a multi-faceted battle with the Trump administration and a look at EPA’s agenda on its 50th anniversary.

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Trump Eyes More Wholesale Deregulatory Moves In Second Term Agenda

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