Rethinking NEPA
The federal permitting process needs to be reformed—starting with an overhaul of the National Environmental Policy Act.
Washington Update
Labor Pains
The Biden administration’s signature legislative accomplishments—including the bipartisan infrastructure bill—could actually disrupt key infrastructure and energy projects.
Mr. Smith Goes to Ways and Means
Just in time for tax day, a stalwart ally of Main Street takes the reins of a key House committee—where he could play a crucial role in defending expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Split Decision, Part II
The midterm elections were a mixed bag for the merit shop—with key wins coming in part from ABC’s aggressive support of candidates who are committed to free enterprise and open competition.
Split Decision, Part I
An evenly divided American electorate has opted for a split government in the House of Representatives, the Senate—and even in governors’ mansions across the country.
Not Permitted
Permitting reform is on hold as both Democrat and Republican efforts hit Congressional snags. But it’s critical for the country’s many necessary infrastructure projects.
Reconciliation Nation
The newly passed reconciliation bill is a victory for the Biden administration. Is it also a victory for construction?
What a Shock
Biden administration policies have the potential to limit electric vehicle infrastructure. Just how badly might they short things out?
