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Hill Policy
position · 2026

Preserve environmental safeguards and respect final permits

Armstrong says permitting reform should make reviews timely and focused without weakening core protections for air, water, land, wildlife, and communities. He also supports making lawfully issued final permits durable, so projects that have completed required reviews are not endlessly relitigated or have permits revoked after construction begins.

Context: The page does not specify the legal changes that would make final permits more durable.

In their own words

No degradation of environmental protections.

The source

Alan Armstrong: official policy priorities

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Retrieved: 11/10/2026