Sentence examples for environmental rule from inspiring English sources

A Texas-based oil refiner in which he had a major stake was losing money because of an obscure environmental rule that Icahn regarded as unduly onerous.

The Portland Cement Association, which represents the industry, said it welcomed the new environmental rule — a rare expression of approval for regulatory action by a Democratic administration.

A second environmental rule intended to control the discharge of waste from dairies in southern New Mexico was also dropped before publication.

When the government wants to change an environmental rule, it has to give the public a chance to submit comments, usually online.

At OIRA, staff economists have held more meetings on this one environmental rule than on any other in the office's history, 47 to date.

Trump instructed the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to reconsider the environmental rule that designated which of the nation's waterways should be protected under the federal Clean Water Act.

Our results highlight the poor design of the environmental rules on environmentally vulnerable zones.

But its environmental rule-making has intensified in recent years.

And Pruitt has adopted a favored term of the anti-regulatory right, "coöperative federalism": putting more of the onus for environmental rule-making and enforcement on states.

Apart from their health advantages, the new rules proposed reflect the administration's effort to restore science, as opposed to politics, to its rightful place in environmental rule-making.

All presidents indulge in end-of-the-term environmental rule-making, partly to tie up bureaucratic loose ends but mainly to lock in policies that their successor will be hard pressed to reverse.