The Council on Environmental Quality had an entry in the recent Office of Management and Budget’s “Semi-Annual” regulatory review agenda. That entry, which is suspiciously devoid of details, simply announces a generic, perhaps unformed intention to revisit the 1978 CEQ rules implementing NEPA § 102.
Until something more explicit is published, however, CEQ has provided exactly no notice of what it is intending or considering doing to those rules. And its action to this point have virtually no legal significance. But do keep your eyes on this space: NEPA is a big piece of the Trump Administration’s professed interest in “fixing” America’s infrastructure woes.