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US Supreme Court Ruling Could Ease Permitting Burden

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Published:
Thu, May 25, 2023
Author
Bridget DiCosmo, Washington
Editor
Chris Raine
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The US Supreme Court on Thursday narrowed the scope of a federal water law in a decision that has the potential to ease regulatory and permitting burdens for oil and gas drillers and pipeline projects.

Topics:
Policy and Regulation, Upstream Projects, Upstream Licensing, Gas Pipelines, Oil Pipelines
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