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Delegation of Environmental Impact Statement Preparation: A Critique of NEPA’s Enforcement

Robert P Frank

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On this continued vitality more than merely the survival of NEP A may depend.

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On this continued vitality more than merely the survival of NEP A may depend.

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On this continued vitality more than merely the survival of NEP A may depend.

Key concepts: Delegation, Enforcement, Statement (logic), Environmental impact statement, Business, Accounting, Political science, Law

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