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Governor Janet Mills issued her first executive order on Jan. 3, 2019, the day after she was inaugurated. It was “An Order to Require the Expeditious Implementation of the MaineCare Expansion.”
That order is typical of the “first 100 days,” “let’s get to it” stuff of which politics is made. The Governor campaigned on the expansion of Medicaid and made it clear that she intended to make it happen on her first day in office. The next dozen executive orders continued the implementation of her policy priorities and creation of the infrastructure necessary to support them.
The National Association of Clean Air Agencies (“NACAA”) issued a January 15th position paper titled:
Improving Our Nation’s Clean Air Program: Recommendations from the National Association of Clean Air Agencies to President-Elect Biden’s and Vice President-Elect Harris’ Administration (“Position Paper”)
The
Position Paper offers recommendations for consideration for what it describes as “key issues associated with our nation’s clean air and climate programs.”
The NACAA describes itself as the:
. . . national, non-partisan, nonprofit association of 153 air pollution control agencies in 41 states, including 115 local air agencies, the District of Columbia, and four territories.
By way of introduction, the
Position Paper notes that the Clean Air Act provides state and local governments the primary role in preventing and addressing air emissions. Nevertheless, the organization states it views itself as a partner in EPA’s efforts to address what it describe
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Joe Biden took office as President of the United States on Wednesday following a presidential campaign dogged by controversy and resistance from his predecessor. Mr Biden will be sworn into office this afternoon and immediately begin work according to aides. Incoming White House press secretary Jen Psaki said of Mr Biden: He wants to roll up his sleeves and get to work as quickly as possible.