Smart permitting could see restoration outpace degradation in US -think tank
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Smart permitting could see restoration outpace degradation in US -think tank
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Projects that clearly benefit nature and meet base quality standards should be fast-tracked through the US permitting systems, according to a new think tank essay.
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Projects that clearly benefit nature and meet base quality standards should be fast-tracked through the US permitting systems, according to a new think tank essay.
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