White House sets lofty goals with rulemaking rejuvenation - E&E News

The proposal would make expensive climate rules easier to justify and put higher value on protecting marginalized communities and future generations.

The White House moved Thursday to revise the government’s regulatory toolkit for the first time in a generation. Guidances and best practices for how today’s rules are written and vetted have been accumulating at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) since the Reagan administration. The key ones were codified in the 1990s and aughts and haven’t been updated since. But now, two years after President Joe Biden directed his regulatory office to do so in an Inauguration Day executive order, OIRA is proposing to refurbish the federal government’s threadbare regulatory practi

related reading

• White House proposes new rules giving political appointees final approval on research grantsyahoo.com
• Biden 'direct pay' rules may change the future of renewables - E&E News by POLITICOeenews.net
• Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security – The White Housewhitehouse.gov
• The AI rules that US policymakers are considering, explainedvox.com
• America’s AI Action Planwhitehouse.gov
• The procedure fetish - Niskanen Centerniskanencenter.org
• Radical Optionality — Governing Transformative AI Under Uncertaintyradical-optionality.ai
• Launching the Genesis Mission – The White Housewhitehouse.gov
• Regulatory Freeze Pending Review – The White Housewhitehouse.gov
• How to Actually Implement a Policystatecraft.pub
• Who’s doing what on AI security in the US government?horizonlaunchpad.substack.com
• The Climate Economy Is About to Explode - The Atlantictheatlantic.com