Many of these environmental regulations have become irrelevant, outdated, and abused by groups and organizations simply looking to block economic development rather than protect the environment.
Gary Palmer: “Many of these environmental regulations have become irrelevant, outdated, and abused by groups and organizations simply…”
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Palmer criticizes environmental regulations for hindering economic development.
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