If, indeed, a company was held to Federal standards, but the state actually did the permitting process, could such a system actually work, and facilitate faster permitting?
Rob Bishop: “If, indeed, a company was held to Federal standards, but the state actually did the permitting process, could such a…”
On the recordJune 28, 2017
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Bishop questions the effectiveness of state-led permitting under federal standards.
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