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Research challenges the view that environmental regulators are anti-business

  • Written by Sara Rinfret, Assistant Professor of Public Administration, The University of Montana
imageRegulators test soil for hazardous chemicals at a brownfield cleanup site in West Seneca, New YorkNYSDEC/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Republican candidates strongly agreed that the United States has too many regulations, and that these rules often are bad for business or a waste of taxpayer dollars. President Trump...

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