On the recordApril 29, 2014
Nearly nine years after passage of EPACT, we still have yet to see a tribe in the lower 48 assume regulatory powers over the energy development on tribal lands.
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congress.govNearly nine years after passage of EPACT, we still have yet to see a tribe in the lower 48 assume regulatory powers over the energy development on tribal lands.
Murkowski notes the lack of tribal regulatory power in energy development.
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