During the Reagan administration,environmental policy

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During the Reagan administration, environmental policy allowed for an increase of the amount of land leased to mining companies and significantly expanded offshore drilling, which is reflected in option D. The administration emphasized economic growth and deregulation, leading to a more industry-friendly approach to environmental policy. The leadership of James Watt and the actions of the EPA during this time often conflicted with the administration's priorities. There were some industrial disasters during this time, such as Bhopal and Chernobyl, but they did not directly result in strict regulations on industrial pollution in the US.

During the Reagan Administration,environmental Policy