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Alex Trembath

@atrembath

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“Unfortunately, Congress has thus far shied away from addressing the crucial roadblock illustrated by the Cardinal-Hickory saga: the litigation doom loop.” ⁦ @ArnabDatta321 ⁩ ⁦ @EnergyLawProf ⁩

For a cleaner future, we must end the litigation doom loop

It's time for Congress to impose a time limit on injunctions.

www.slowboring.com

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Matthew Yglesias

@mattyglesias

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The permitting status quo is really bad

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Randall Parker #VaccinesForMoreViruses

@futurepundit

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Many years review times and heavy litigation is the result of a legal environment created by Congress, judicial rulings, and decisions made by federal agencies. We can not switch to cleaner and cheaper energy if this legal gauntlet is not greatly limited.

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Aidan Mackenzie

@AidanRMackenzie

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Great new post in Slow Boring by @ArnabDatta321 and @EnergyLawProf ! Excessive litigation is the heart of the problem with NEPA and many permitting delays. And clean energy increasingly gets the short end of the stick.

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Neale Mahoney

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The rare pairing of an infuriating problem and a common sense solution. Thread on @ArnabDatta321 and @EnergyLawProf ’s piece in Slow Boring 👇

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Packy McCormick

@packyM

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Construction Physics is a national treasure and the president should give @_brianpotter a medal or czar job or something.

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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Wanna see what economic self-sabotage looks like?

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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The “litigation doom loop” is a huge problem for clean energy deployment. Solar projects that receive the strictest level of NEPA environmental review have the highest litigation rate: 64% By contrast, fossil fuel projects only have a 32% litigation rate.

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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Vaccines are miraculous.

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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Don't listen to the doomers. Projected global warming has fallen by a third since 2014. Progress on climate change is possible with public & private investment in clean technology.

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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Good news on permitting reform! The Department of Energy is giving a categorical exclusion from NEPA environmental review to: - transmission projects that use existing rights of way - solar projects on disturbed lands - energy storage projects on disturbed lands

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YIMBYLAND

@YIMBYLAND

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It’s time to put an end to the NIMBY non-profit industrial complex. There are 100s of example like this where non-profits have taken it upon themselves to stop much needed development in the name of their mission. In reality, it hurts their mission and everyone around them.

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Eli Dourado

@elidourado

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If headline editors would just add “using NEPA” to every headline where it applies we would have real permitting reform within 3 months. Frankly they are doing the world a disservice by not adding those two words every time.

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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I am once again asking others states to learn from Texas how to build infrastructure.

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Santi Ruiz

@rSanti97

4 days

Reminder: tomorrow at noon, we're hosting Statecraft live: How can governments shape markets for drugs, or create new ones?

Statecraft Live with Chris Snyder · Zoom · Luma

In the first live taping of Statecraft, Santi Ruiz talks to Dartmouth professor Christopher Snyder about his work on an advance market commitment (AMC) for a…

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Catie Edmondson

@CatieEdmondson

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Fun chatting with @rSanti97 and even more fun getting a chance to see the great archive photos he pulled

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Alec Stapp

@AlecStapp

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2020: Sierra Club sues to stop a transmission line from brining clean hydropower from Canada to Maine 2024: Sierra Club sues the Maine government for not doing enough to combat climate change

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Santi Ruiz

@rSanti97

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In 1944, Congress authorized ~$12 billion for the Manhattan Project (in today’s dollars). But only 8 congressmen knew they were funding the bomb. New Statecraft with reporter @CatieEdmondson , on hiding big secrets from Congress.

How to Hide the Manhattan Project

"Certain activities the CIA does are just not written into the budget"

www.statecraft.pub

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Daniel Schuman

@danielschuman

5 days

Statecraft's @rSanti97 has a fascinating interview with @CatieEdmondson on "her obsessive attempts" to understand how the USG largely hid from Congress the $800m Congress appropriated for the Manhattan project.

How to Hide the Manhattan Project

"Certain activities the CIA does are just not written into the budget"

www.statecraft.pub

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James Pethokoukis ⏩️⤴️

@JimPethokoukis

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🌋⚡ A Quick Q&A on ... advanced geothermal energy with Arnab Datta 'American industry has unique advantages — we’ve pioneered technologies like fracking and horizontal drilling that allow us to dig deeper and create reservoirs.'

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