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Transparency and Scientific Rigor Improve at Regulatory Agencies Under Trump

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August 5, 2019
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Trump-signs-desk-white-house-pence-e1563274112246-300x300President Trump vowed to increase transparency concerning how federal agencies operate and impose rules.

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Regulations should be based on the best-available scientific and economic analyses of any problem being addressed and the likely outcomes of rules proposed to solve it. And good government requires an informed citizenry. This means taxpayers, who foot the bill for much of the research used to justify regulations and fund the agencies charged with ensuring the public health and environmental quality, should have access to the information used to make regulatory decisions.

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