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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty

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Amid a push to greatly expand the nation’s clean energy infrastructure, key grid upgrades require approvals that can take years to complete. Can regulators strike the right balance between speed and environmental protection?
Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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Why a Power Line Project Can Take 14 Years to Permit - Route Fifty
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