The Biden Administration recently unveiled its spring regulatory agenda, which provides a list of regulatory actions it plans to work on over the next year. In a new insight, Director of Regulatory Policy Dan Bosch looks at some of the numbers behind the latest Unified Agenda, examines the slipping timelines of some of the administration’s significant rules, and reviews some of the newly listed rules that will be notable in the coming years.

Key points:

• The Unified Agenda shows that the Biden Administration is continuing its push to reverse Trump Administration rules.
• A common element among some of the administration’s most consequential rules is that they are being pushed off into the future.
• Some notable newly listed rules include action on e-scooters in national parks, standards for carbon sequestration, and a maximum level of nicotine in cigarettes.

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