Environmental policies are set by laws and interpreted by the courts, but the Executive Branch has a lot of influence over what actually happens. This five-minute report on NPR's All Things Considered provides a good overview of some of the environmental policies most likely to change as the Obama Administration reviews Bush-era decisions.
Even if no new laws are enacted, differences could be seen with respect to climate change, air and water pollution, endangered species and pesticides.
Where is it? Why is it there? So what?
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