The permitting reform bill's biggest flaw has been fixed. (Wrote about both the problem and why Congress should pass the bill here: vox.com/politics/50819…)
Permit certainty is mostly fixed: it doesn’t freeze future rules (agencies keep acting under applicable law), the disparate-treatment baseline is 10 years, not 5, denials only count if in bad faith, and no payouts without a final judgment or court-approved settlement.View quoted post on X