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EPA looks to work with industry to cut regulatory burden

By John Siciliano
Published September 27, 2017 4:58pm ET
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EPA looks to work with industry to cut regulatory burden
The list of energy-intensive industries that EPA wants to engage will include: Aerospace, agriculture, automotive, cement and concrete, chemical manufacturing, construction, electronics and technology, forestry and paper products, iron and steel, mining, oil and gas, ports and marine, and utilities and power generation. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) | Ted S. Warren

The Environmental Protection Agency is gearing up to work more closely with the energy industry under a new program it has dubbed “Smart Sectors,” which has the primary focus of reducing regulations.

EPA’s Office of Policy quietly launched the new program in a Federal Register notice published Tuesday.

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