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SCOTUS case to determine fate of NEPA environmental regulation

The Climate Justice Alliance, GreenLatinos, and WeAct have condemned the White House's proposal to repeal the National Environmental Policy Act with a coalition of nearly 200 organizations, claiming it undermines community voices and environmental justice.
The Supreme Court is set to decide on the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County case, which concerns the evaluation of long-term climate change impacts under NEPA, potentially affecting future environmental regulations.
Environmental organizations warn that narrowing NEPA's focus will undermine its original intent, making it harder for communities to assess long-term consequences of projects and participate in the decision-making process.

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SCOTUS case to determine fate of NEPA environmental regulation

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CJA Leads Nearly 200 Organizations in Opposing NEPA Rollback - Climate Justice Alliance

CJA Coalition Signs Letter Condemning White House Proposal to Revoke Key Environmental Safeguards, Warns of Harm to Vulnerable Communities and Environmental Justice Washington, D.C. – The Climate Justice Alliance (CJA), in partnership with GreenLatinos and WeAct, has led a coalition of nearly 200 organizations in condemning the White House’s recent proposal to repeal all versions of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). These organizatio…

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CTIA to FCC: Exempt Some Wireless Deployments from NEPA - Inside Towers

CTIA is urging the FCC to drop National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements on certain wireless infrastructure deployments. In a Petition for Rulemaking, it says “unnecessary regulatory red tape” is hampering wireless broadband expansion. CTIA says its members face impediments that include lengthy deployment delays, increased costs (which can pull limited capital resources away from other needed deployments and network enhancements), an…

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SCOTUS justices might save us yet

Fred Malo Jr. — OK, we have a wannabe dictator with his oligarchal minions by his side in the White House and Congress...

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What are the benefits of NEPA? - Legal Planet

This is the seventh in a series of posts on the reasons we might have environmental review. The first post is here. The second post is here. The third post is here. The fourth post is here. The fifth post is here. The sixth post is here. Which of the various reasons that we might have NEPA are more persuasive today, especially given over five decades of experience under the statute? The challenge is that many of the benefits are hard to m…

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