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“The Washington Examiner analyzed 25 major environmental and climate organizations that have engaged in permitting reform discussions over the last couple of years and detailed who specifically is in support of the new bipartisan bill and who wishes to kill it.”

““For far too long, our broken and outdated federal environmental review and permitting processes have stood in the way of energy reliability, secure jobs, modern infrastructure, and economic growth,””

“ENVIRONMENT AMERICA TALKS SENATE PERMITTING DEAL – ‘IT’S A BAD BARGAIN’: Environment America is joining the many environmental and climate-focused organizations opposing the Senate’s bipartisan permitting reform package unveiled last month, calling for the…”

“In his apology, LADWP Interim General Manager Dave Hanson said that he was committed to providing better service — thanks to the LADWP’s new “one-stop shop” in the Marquez Knolls area, the Palisades Inspections and Permitting Support Center (PIPSC).”

“…eological, resource-estimation, metallurgical, engineering, environmental, social, permitting, infrastructure, financing, commodity-price, market, counterparty, political, legislative and execution risks; uncertainty regarding a definitive offtake agreement;…”

“It is likely to be scrutinized by conservationists and environmental organizations, who have long argued that any cuts to review and objection periods are detrimental to the public’s ability to engage in the federal permitting process.”

“From the right: Hope for Faster Energy OK’s “Miracle of miracles, a draft bipartisan permitting bill emerged in the Senate last week that — dare to hope — could pass,” cheers The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board.”

“This week, Senate leaders released the text of a forthcoming energy permitting reform deal.”