One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
21 January 2001 - 10:00am
Bush moves quickly to stall Clinton's last minute environmental and historical regulations and set asides.
The new president Bush instructed his chief of staff to halt a series of last-minute Clinton actions. Among the actions targeted are environmental restrictions on runoff from animal feeding operations and reconsidering some national monument designations.
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CBS News, January 21, 2001
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