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Joint Episode with The Political Orphanage: NEPA's Paperwork Hell

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November 3, 2022

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This week's episode is a joint episode with Andrew Heaton's podcast, The Political Orphanage. Andrew and Jeremiah discuss NEPA, the National Environmental Policy Act, and why environmental permitting has gotten out of control. Why does it take more than four years on average to simply finish an environmental review? Is NEPA even protecting the environment? What are we losing by dedicating so much time and money to the bureaucratic process of filling out the paperwork? All this and more discussed as Jeremiah and Andrew talk about a better way forward to protect the environment.

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