Would expand federal instructions to include both CO2 sequestration characterization (by permit) and implementation (by lease), and revise existing instructions to incorporate more recent policy direction.
Establishes a program that requires development and implementation of farm-specific nitrogen management plans, prepared based on field and crop specific conditions by a certified nitrogen management planner.
Concludes with a robust discussion of government policies that can support the beneficial uses of AI, and mitigate against its risks.
Outlines key actions that can be taken by U.S. federal policymakers, U.S. state and local policymakers, utilities and system planners, and regulators.
Gives transmission developers a new option for a streamlined federal review process with a standard two-year schedule.
Requiring that all long-term coal-fired plants and base load new gas-fired plants control 90% of their carbon pollution.
Provides a detailed road map for companies submitting licensing applications for non-light water reactor technologies.
Proposal would direct national forests across the country to adopt an “adaptive strategy” to protect old-growth forests.
Department of Energy proposed to offer "categorical exclusions" from otherwise required environmental reviews for certain energy storage, solar and rebuilt or upgraded transmission projects on federal land.
Changes should better capture the value of climate regulation, particularly on future generations.