National Environmental Policy Act Revisions — Another Case of Botch-ilism

Joel B. Stronberg
Jul 27, 2020 · 12 min read
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The tasks that need doing require money, resolve, and ingenuity — and they are too big to be done by government alone. They call for fundamentally new philosophies of land, air and water use, for stricter regulation, for expanded government action, for greater citizen involvement, and for new programs to ensure that government, industry, and individuals all are

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