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A Rush to Regulate Before Inauguration

Agencies are trying to lock in policies Republicans don’t like | “Once you have a rule on the books, it’s harder to undo”

Nov 28, 2016 2 minutos

Jennifer A. Dlouhy

At federal agencies across Washington, regulators are scrambling to finalize rules before President Obama leaves the White House. In the two weeks following the Nov. 8 election, the administration finished reviews of nine economically significant rules, compared with eight during all of September. Recent entries in the Federal Register, where the government enters new regulations into the public record, include a U.S. Department of the Interior rule cracking down on methane emissions from oil

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