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Why does environmental regulation get weakened?

Grupper kort du mener er like. Gruppene gjør det lettere å lese; de avgjør ingenting.

Du ser på som gjest. Skriv inn et brukernavn for å bli med og delta.
Klynger dannes ut fra likhet, navn kommer til slutt
Fast rekkefølge: koble sammen par av idéer du mener er like — koblinger er symmetriske (A~B er B~A; retningen spiller aldri noen rolle), og en kobling gjelder når 2 medlemmer har laget den.
hvorfor
Koblinger er symmetriske — A~B er B~A. Klynger er gruppene som oppstår av gjeldende koblinger, og bare en ferdig klynge kan få navn, og det av en person. Dine egne koblinger har et ✕ for å trekke dem tilbake; du kan ikke fjerne andres. Klynger ordner veggen og stenger aldri for avstemningen — to kort som fremsetter samme PÅSTAND, er en sammenslåing i Presisering.
Koblinger og navn lages mens fasen Sortering pågår; vertens ← åpner den igjen.
lukk ✕
Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets.
The weekend on‑call schedule pushes me to close incomplete permits quickly to meet response targets.
Ingenting sagt ennå.
klynge uten navn — gi den et navn hvis gruppen har en felles tråd, eller la den være uten navn (2)
Cost-benefit models count compliance costs precisely but leave hard-to-monetize benefits out of the ledger.
~ Regulations written d…Regulations written decades ago impose real costs that no longer buy measurable benefits, so they get cut. (4)
~ The studies driving r…The studies driving repeal are funded by industry, so the evidence base itself skews toward cutting rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (1) · 1/2
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Regulations written decades ago impose real costs that no longer buy measurable benefits, so they get cut.
~ Cost-benefit models c…Cost-benefit models count compliance costs precisely but leave hard-to-monetize benefits out of the ledger. (4)
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (1) · 1/2
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klynge uten navn — gi den et navn hvis gruppen har en felles tråd, eller la den være uten navn (2)
Flares happen at night when I'm sleeping, but I still pay the medical bills when my son has asthma attacks from the haze.
~ Rules get weakened be…Rules get weakened because full enforcement would bankrupt small shops, and politicians know it. (1) · 1/2
~ Night flaring happens…Night flaring happens while I'm sleeping, but I'm the one who pays with my son's asthma bills and missed school days. (7)
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
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Night flaring happens while I'm sleeping, but I'm the one who pays with my son's asthma bills and missed school days.
~ Rulemaking notice per…Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment. (1) · 1/2
~ Flares happen at nigh…Flares happen at night when I'm sleeping, but I still pay the medical bills when my son has asthma attacks from the haze. (7)
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klynge uten navn — gi den et navn hvis gruppen har en felles tråd, eller la den være uten navn (2)
We quietly lower permit standards to protect quarterly targets and keep public green claims viable.
~ Our team drafts aspir…Our team drafts aspirational standards knowing they will be stripped down during permitting to protect project timelines. (5)
~ Our teams weaken regu…Our teams weaken regulations to clear permits faster. (7)
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Our teams weaken regulations to clear permits faster.
~ Industry-funded resea…Industry-funded research shapes standards to favor polluters. (2)
~ We quietly lower perm…We quietly lower permit standards to protect quarterly targets and keep public green claims viable. (7)
~ Our team drafts aspir…Our team drafts aspirational standards knowing they will be stripped down during permitting to protect project timelines. (3)
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Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs.
~ Lobbying by businesse…Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules. (3)
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (1) · 1/2
~ Companies pressure le…Companies pressure legislators to lower standards so compliance costs do not hurt quarterly earnings. (2)
~ Corporations prioriti…Corporations prioritize profit over compliance, lobbying for weaker regulations to reduce costs. (1) · 1/2
~ Political pressure to…Political pressure to appear 'business friendly'. (1) · 1/2
~ Farmers and small-bus…Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them. (1) · 1/2
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Companies pressure legislators to lower standards so compliance costs do not hurt quarterly earnings.
~ Corporations prioriti…Corporations prioritize profit over compliance, lobbying for weaker regulations to reduce costs. (3)
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (2)
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (1) · 1/2
~ Lobbying by businesse…Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules. (3)
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Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment.
~ Night flaring happens…Night flaring happens while I'm sleeping, but I'm the one who pays with my son's asthma bills and missed school days. (1) · 1/2
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
~ ? (1) · 1/2
~ Political cycles dema…Political cycles demand visible progress towards campaign promises, leading to rushed, less stringent regulations. (1) · 1/2
~ The public often supp…The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly. (1) · 1/2
~ Nobody ever posts the…Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them. (1) · 1/2
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Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them.
~ ? (1) · 1/2
~ ? (2)
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
~ Political pressure to…Political pressure to appear 'business friendly'. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations weaken wh…Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Rulemaking notice per…Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment. (1) · 1/2
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Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets.
~ Because they rubber‑s…Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time. (5)
~ I often see inspector…I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota. (2)
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (1) · 1/2
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (1) · 1/2
~ When regulators visit…When regulators visit, we're so busy cleaning up, they think everything is fine. (2)
i fokus ↑ · lukk ✕
Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight.
~ Industry tests drafts…Industry tests drafts with ex-regulators, so the final rules already have known workarounds. (2)
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (1) · 1/2
~ The public often supp…The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly. (1) · 1/2
~ ? (1) · 1/2
~ Nobody ever posts the…Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them. (1) · 1/2
~ The studies driving r…The studies driving repeal are funded by industry, so the evidence base itself skews toward cutting rules. (1) · 1/2
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Rules get written for big corporations, and small shops like mine can't afford to follow them, so they get gutted.
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
~ Rules get weakened be…Rules get weakened because full enforcement would bankrupt small shops, and politicians know it. (4)
~ The voters in my dist…The voters in my district send a clear message: "If you let the water turn bad or our streams silt up, we’ll take you out."** (1) · 1/2
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (1) · 1/2
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Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker.
~ permanence.permanence. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (2)
~ I often see inspector…I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota. (3)
~ Because they rubber‑s…Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time. (2)
~ Weekend on‑call press…Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets. (1) · 1/2
~ Rules get weakened be…Rules get weakened because full enforcement would bankrupt small shops, and politicians know it. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them.
~ I often see inspector…I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota. (1) · 1/2
~ Economies of scale an…Economies of scale and bureaucratic complexity. (1) · 1/2
~ ? (1) · 1/2
~ The voters in my dist…The voters in my district send a clear message: "If you let the water turn bad or our streams silt up, we’ll take you out."** (1) · 1/2
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (1) · 1/2
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The voters in my district send a clear message: "If you let the water turn bad or our streams silt up, we’ll take you out."**
~ The rules get rewritt…The rules get rewritten when the people who enforce them leave for higher pay in industry.** (1) · 1/2
~ Rules get written for…Rules get written for big corporations, and small shops like mine can't afford to follow them, so they get gutted. (1) · 1/2
~ ? (2)
~ Because the people ma…Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak. (1) · 1/2
~ Farmers and small-bus…Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them. (1) · 1/2
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Economies of scale and bureaucratic complexity.
~ The studies driving r…The studies driving repeal are funded by industry, so the evidence base itself skews toward cutting rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Farmers and small-bus…Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them. (1) · 1/2
~ permanence.permanence. (2)
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (1) · 1/2
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Political cycles demand visible progress towards campaign promises, leading to rushed, less stringent regulations.
~ Political pressure to…Political pressure to appear 'business friendly'. (3)
~ ? (5)
~ Rulemaking notice per…Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment. (1) · 1/2
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permanence.
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (1) · 1/2
~ Economies of scale an…Economies of scale and bureaucratic complexity. (2)
~ Rules weaken because …Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules. (1) · 1/2
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The studies driving repeal are funded by industry, so the evidence base itself skews toward cutting rules.
~ Economies of scale an…Economies of scale and bureaucratic complexity. (1) · 1/2
~ Industry-funded resea…Industry-funded research shapes standards to favor polluters. (5)
~ Cost-benefit models c…Cost-benefit models count compliance costs precisely but leave hard-to-monetize benefits out of the ledger. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations weaken wh…Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Because the people making the rules let companies trade safety for profits before the families who live next to the plant get to speak.
~ Rules get written for…Rules get written for big corporations, and small shops like mine can't afford to follow them, so they get gutted. (1) · 1/2
~ Rulemaking notice per…Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment. (1) · 1/2
~ Nobody ever posts the…Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them. (1) · 1/2
~ ? (2)
~ Flares happen at nigh…Flares happen at night when I'm sleeping, but I still pay the medical bills when my son has asthma attacks from the haze. (1) · 1/2
~ The voters in my dist…The voters in my district send a clear message: "If you let the water turn bad or our streams silt up, we’ll take you out."** (1) · 1/2
~ Farmers and small-bus…Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
The rules get rewritten when the people who enforce them leave for higher pay in industry.**
~ The voters in my dist…The voters in my district send a clear message: "If you let the water turn bad or our streams silt up, we’ll take you out."** (1) · 1/2
~ Rules weaken because …Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules. (4)
~ Industry tests drafts…Industry tests drafts with ex-regulators, so the final rules already have known workarounds. (1) · 1/2
~ Agencies keep rules v…Agencies keep rules vague so industry can hire alumni to exploit the ambiguity. (1) · 1/2
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Corporations prioritize profit over compliance, lobbying for weaker regulations to reduce costs.
~ Companies pressure le…Companies pressure legislators to lower standards so compliance costs do not hurt quarterly earnings. (3)
~ Lobbying by businesse…Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (1) · 1/2
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (4)
diskuter
Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws.
~ The public often supp…The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly. (2)
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (1) · 1/2
~ Corporations prioriti…Corporations prioritize profit over compliance, lobbying for weaker regulations to reduce costs. (4)
~ Lobbying by businesse…Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules. (2)
~ Companies pressure le…Companies pressure legislators to lower standards so compliance costs do not hurt quarterly earnings. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Rules get written for…Rules get written for big corporations, and small shops like mine can't afford to follow them, so they get gutted. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules.
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (3)
~ Corporations prioriti…Corporations prioritize profit over compliance, lobbying for weaker regulations to reduce costs. (1) · 1/2
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (2)
~ Companies pressure le…Companies pressure legislators to lower standards so compliance costs do not hurt quarterly earnings. (3)
~ The public often supp…The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules.
~ Agencies keep rules v…Agencies keep rules vague so industry can hire alumni to exploit the ambiguity. (4)
~ The rules get rewritt…The rules get rewritten when the people who enforce them leave for higher pay in industry.** (4)
~ Industry tests drafts…Industry tests drafts with ex-regulators, so the final rules already have known workarounds. (3)
~ permanence.permanence. (1) · 1/2
~ Our team drafts aspir…Our team drafts aspirational standards knowing they will be stripped down during permitting to protect project timelines. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Political pressure to appear 'business friendly'.
~ Political cycles dema…Political cycles demand visible progress towards campaign promises, leading to rushed, less stringent regulations. (3)
~ ? (2)
~ Nobody ever posts the…Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them. (1) · 1/2
~ Officials weaken rule…Officials weaken rules when powerful local companies say they will cut jobs. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota.
~ Farmers and small-bus…Farmers and small-business owners get blamed for pollution, not the big polluters who hide behind them. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (1) · 1/2
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (3)
~ Weekend on‑call press…Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets. (2)
~ Because they rubber‑s…Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time. (3)
diskuter
Rules get weakened because full enforcement would bankrupt small shops, and politicians know it.
~ Flares happen at nigh…Flares happen at night when I'm sleeping, but I still pay the medical bills when my son has asthma attacks from the haze. (1) · 1/2
~ Rules get written for…Rules get written for big corporations, and small shops like mine can't afford to follow them, so they get gutted. (4)
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules.
~ The public often supp…The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly. (3)
~ Regulations weaken wh…Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight. (1) · 1/2
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (1) · 1/2
~ Regulations written d…Regulations written decades ago impose real costs that no longer buy measurable benefits, so they get cut. (1) · 1/2
~ Cost-benefit models c…Cost-benefit models count compliance costs precisely but leave hard-to-monetize benefits out of the ledger. (1) · 1/2
~ Nobody ever posts the…Nobody ever posts the permit or test results where folks downstream can read them. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor.
~ When regulators visit…When regulators visit, we're so busy cleaning up, they think everything is fine. (5)
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (2)
~ I often see inspector…I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota. (1) · 1/2
~ Because they rubber‑s…Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time. (1) · 1/2
~ Weekend on‑call press…Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets. (1) · 1/2
~ Economies of scale an…Economies of scale and bureaucratic complexity. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Industry tests drafts with ex-regulators, so the final rules already have known workarounds.
~ Regulations weaken wh…Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight. (2)
~ The rules get rewritt…The rules get rewritten when the people who enforce them leave for higher pay in industry.** (1) · 1/2
~ Agencies keep rules v…Agencies keep rules vague so industry can hire alumni to exploit the ambiguity. (5)
~ Rules weaken because …Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules. (3)
diskuter
Our team drafts aspirational standards knowing they will be stripped down during permitting to protect project timelines.
~ We quietly lower perm…We quietly lower permit standards to protect quarterly targets and keep public green claims viable. (5)
~ Our teams weaken regu…Our teams weaken regulations to clear permits faster. (3)
~ Rules weaken because …Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules. (1) · 1/2
~ Agencies keep rules v…Agencies keep rules vague so industry can hire alumni to exploit the ambiguity. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time.
~ Weekend on‑call press…Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets. (5)
~ I often see inspector…I often see inspectors make “good‑faith” exceptions so they can finish their daily quota. (3)
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (1) · 1/2
~ Because lawmakers cut…Because lawmakers cut the enforcement budget to save money, making inspectors like me scarce and enforcement weaker. (2)
~ When regulators visit…When regulators visit, we're so busy cleaning up, they think everything is fine. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
The public often supports weakening regulations, thinking they're unnecessary or too costly.
~ Weakened environmenta…Weakened environmental regulation often occurs due to powerful economic interests lobbying against stricter laws. (2)
~ Regulations weaken be…Regulations weaken because the public is not properly informed about the true environmental impact of relaxed rules. (3)
~ Regulations weaken wh…Regulations weaken when the people who won them are ignored and the public forgets the fight. (1) · 1/2
~ Rulemaking notice per…Rulemaking notice periods happen while I'm sanding fenders, so I never get to comment. (1) · 1/2
~ Lobbying by businesse…Lobbying by businesses reduces support for rules. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
When regulators visit, we're so busy cleaning up, they think everything is fine.
~ Regulators don't see …Regulators don't see the real problems on the floor. (5)
~ Weekend on‑call press…Weekend on‑call pressure forces me to close incomplete permits to meet response targets. (2)
~ Because they rubber‑s…Because they rubber‑stamp minor permits to save time. (1) · 1/2
diskuter
Agencies keep rules vague so industry can hire alumni to exploit the ambiguity.
~ Rules weaken because …Rules weaken because officials who leave the agency for industry can return, so they water down rules. (4)
~ The rules get rewritt…The rules get rewritten when the people who enforce them leave for higher pay in industry.** (1) · 1/2
~ Industry tests drafts…Industry tests drafts with ex-regulators, so the final rules already have known workarounds. (5)
~ Our team drafts aspir…Our team drafts aspirational standards knowing they will be stripped down during permitting to protect project timelines. (1) · 1/2
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· ennå ikke i en klynge (1)
Industry-funded research shapes standards to favor polluters.
~ Our teams weaken regu…Our teams weaken regulations to clear permits faster. (2)
~ The studies driving r…The studies driving repeal are funded by industry, so the evidence base itself skews toward cutting rules. (5)
diskuter