Energy and Environment

White House aims to gut Army Corps, merge waste cleanup programs

By Josh Siegel
Published June 21, 2018 8:12pm ET
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White House aims to gut Army Corps, merge waste cleanup programs
The White House aims to move and consolidate major environmental and energy programs under a federal reorganization plan it released Thursday. The plan would move most of the Army Corps of Engineers’ work to the departments of Interior and Transportation, while leaving its defense-related functions in the Department of Defense. It would shift the Corps’ […]

The White House aims to move and consolidate major environmental and energy programs under a federal reorganization plan it released Thursday.

The plan would move most of the Army Corps of Engineers’ work to the departments of Interior and Transportation, while leaving its defense-related functions in the Department of Defense.

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