EPA Considers Toughening Power Plant Rules

EPA Considers Toughening Power Plant Rules

Over the last couple years, the Biden administration’s federal agencies have proposed rule after rule to establish additional red tape across our domestic energy sector. For example, the EPA proposed vehicle tailpipe emissions so stringent it would essentially mandate the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by 2030. Though the agency slightly walked back the requirements,…

The Awareness Gap on Infrastructure

 Our leaders in Washington can’t solve any of our nation’s problems unless they have strong public support—that’s democracy. That is also why the GAIN Coalition is working to raise awareness of the dire state of our country’s infrastructure.   A study was released today by international communications firm Brodeur Partners that suggests a need to…

Detroit’s push to modernize I-94 shows commitment to infrastructure revitalization

The Michigan Department of Transportation recently announced that they have taken the next steps in their modernization project of I-94 in Detroit.  A notice of intent was published in the Federal Register, showing their plan to produce a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the project. The project was originally discussed in the 1990’s, but…

Army Corps of Engineers to continue review of Dakota Access Pipeline

Washington, D.C. – U.S. District Judge James Boasberg issued a ruling on the Dakota Access pipeline Thursday which said the Army Corps of Engineers failed to adequately consider impacts of an oil spill in the Missouri River. The Army Corps of Engineers must now redo its environmental impact analysis on certain areas of the pipeline route….

Governor Sununu emphasizes need for expedited permitting process

Following last week’s White House infrastructure summit, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu met with President Trump and cabinet officials to further discuss the President’s infrastructure initiative. Governor Sununu commented that he felt convinced the President’s plan would find support on Capitol Hill given the strong bipartisan nature and vital need for improving our country’s infrastructure…

Trump Administration starts national dialogue on infrastructure

President Trump welcomed officials from across the nation at the White House last Thursday, June 8th to discuss the need to begin a national dialogue on repairing the state of America’s decaying infrastructure. The President discussed the punishingly burdensome regulations that prevent projects from receiving permits required to begin construction. He also reiterated his goal to…

Outcome-based regulations promote prosperity and growth

Senseless regulations have long restricted the growth of American businesses, and experts have estimated these regulations cost the American tax payer up to $2 trillion each year.  Despite media focus on other issues, the Trump Administration has made great progress in removing these suffocating regulations. Federal agencies often produce mandates without data to support their…

New Goethals Bridge in New Jersey shows success of public-private partnerships

The highly anticipated new Goethals bridge is set to open in stages this weekend, replacing the old bridge, which first opened in 1928 and connected New Jersey and Staten Island for nearly a century. “This is the first major, new bridge erected in New Jersey in decades and it was long overdue, as anyone who navigated the old…

President Trump speaks in Cincinnati, shows he’s ready to Grow America’s Infrastructure Now

President Trump speaks in Cincinnati, shows he’s ready to Grow America’s Infrastructure Now

President Trump was in Cincinnati this week where he highlighted the state of our nation’s infrastructure and his plan to devote $1 trillion toward infrastructure revitalization. The President called for bipartisan support, urging both sides of the aisle to assist in what he called “the great rebuilding of America.” Investment in infrastructure development is an issue…

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