House approves funding bill slashing EPA budget to 1990 levels, expanding domestic energy production
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
64% : "It is significant because EPA grew significantly, and it received tens of billions of dollars in the last few years," Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., told Fox News Digital in an interview.60% : "And it'd be nice if they followed the law.
55% : But when they decide not to follow the law, then, as a guardian of taxpayer dollars, I think 40% is probably appropriate.
54% : " "And I think it protects, what I would say is commonsense regulation, clean air and clean water without doing harm.
37% : The bill further prohibits EPA from imposing mandatory reporting of greenhouse gas emissions from manure-management systems and from implementing permitting requirements for livestock emissions under the Clean Air Act.
23% : "This bill does just that by reining in the Environmental Protection Agency, fighting the misguided Obama-era Waters of the United States rule, and barring an Endangered Species Act listing of the greater sage grouse.
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