It puts in a timeline of 2 years for an environmental impact statement, 1 year for an environmental assessment.
Garret Graves: “It puts in a timeline of 2 years for an environmental impact statement, 1 year for an environmental assessment.”
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Graves highlights the new timelines established by the legislation for environmental reviews.
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