President Donald Trump on Thursday is expected to announce changes to the National Environmental Policy Act that critics say would make it easier for companies to harm the environment and local communities with less scrutiny.
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The regulatory change would be the first in 40 years by the White House Council on Environmental Quality, which coordinates U.S. environmental efforts by federal agencies and other White House offices.
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