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US Department of Transportation Proposed to Exempt Space Flights from Environmental Requirements

The U.S. Department of Transportation has proposed a new rule to waive certain environmental laws and regulations for space launches and reentries. This move aims to spur American innovation in the commercial space sector, with the public having 30 days to comment on the proposal.

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The US Department of Transportation announced a proposal to waive environmental regulations for space launches.

The US Department of Transportation (DOT) presented a new draft rule that aims to waive certain environmental laws and regulations for space launches and reentries. This move is aimed at stimulating innovation in the country's commercial space sector.

The proposed rule is expected to be an important step for the development of space activities in the US. It will help reduce the regulatory burden for companies conducting space flights, and at the same time, create conditions for the rapid development of new technologies and projects.

The public will be given a 30-day period to express their opinions on this proposal. Source: SpacePolicyOnline.com.

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