NEPA Revisions Would Undercut Infrastructure Projects
According to a 2021 report by the R Street Institute “42 percent of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) active NEPA projects are related to clean energy, transmission or conservation, while only 15 percent of the DOE’s projects are related to fossil fuels.” R Street’s report also found the same was true for the Bureau of Land Management. The fact is that green energy projects are being stifled by lengthy environmental assessments.Featured Publications
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