I am concerned that instead of actually increasing public involvement and streamlining the planning process, this Planning 2.0 process will be less efficient, will be more costly and will marginalize experts who are integral to public land management.
Barrasso expresses concerns about the inefficiency of the Planning 2.0 process.
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Democrats want high gas prices. They want us in electric vehicles, and that's- that's the difference.
What we do see, a number of the Democrats who are running this year, they want to end all of this stuff.
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