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Court case in North Dakota calls federal environmental review regime into question

  • A North Dakota federal district court lawsuit could change nearly five decades of environmental regulations affecting infrastructure projects.
  • U.S. District Court Judge Daniel Traynor stated that the Council on Environmental Quality’s regulations might be unlawful.
  • Attorney James Auslander claims the new rule will severely harm state sovereignty and economies.
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Court case in North Dakota calls federal environmental review regime into question • Colorado Newsline

Construction workers specializing in pipe-laying work on a section of pipeline on July 25, 2013, outside Watford City, North Dakota. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images)This story originally appeared in the North Dakota Monitor. A lawsuit before a North Dakota federal district court could upend nearly five decades of environmental regulations affecting infrastructure projects. The Council on Environmental Quality was created through an executive order b…

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Court case in North Dakota calls federal environmental review regime into question • Alaska Beacon

Construction workers specializing in pipe-laying work on a section of pipeline on July 25, 2013, outside Watford City, North Dakota. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)A lawsuit before a North Dakota federal district court could upend nearly five decades of environmental regulations affecting infrastructure projects. The Council on Environmental Quality was created through an executive order by President Richard Nixon in 1969. It implements th…

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Court case backed by Utah calls federal environmental review regime into question • Utah News Dispatch

Construction workers specializing in pipe-laying work on a section of pipeline on July 25, 2013 outside Watford City, North Dakota. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images)A lawsuit before a North Dakota federal district court could upend nearly five decades of environmental regulations affecting infrastructure projects. The Council on Environmental Quality was created through an executive order by President Richard Nixon in 1969. It implements the National…

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Court case in North Dakota calls federal environmental review regime into question - Maryland Matters

Construction workers specializing in pipe-laying work on a section of pipeline in this 2013 file photo, outside Watford City, North Dakota. Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images.A lawsuit before a North Dakota federal district court could upend nearly five decades of environmental regulations affecting infrastructure projects. The Council on Environmental Quality was created through an executive order by President Richard Nixon in 1969. It impleme…

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Court case in North Dakota calls federal environmental review regime into question

A coalition of 21 Republican-led states, including North Dakota, seeks to overturn a new regulation adopted by the council that took effect in July

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KVRR Local News broke the news in North Dakota, United States on Friday, November 29, 2024.
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