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environmental lawsThe Hill
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A federal court in D.C. has issued a ruling that curtails the White House’s ability to set government-wide rules pertaining to how environmental reviews can be conducted.
The ruling would only apply to cases that come through this court and not other circuit courts around the nation, but legal observers say it will have significant consequences for U.S. environmental policy.
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