How do differences in regulatory environment in the United States impact deployment when compared to centralized governents like China?

Well, if the government wants something done, it is done. When the Three Gorges Dam was built, over a million people were forcibly relocated. The government wanted it, no environmental review, protesters met with police or violence.

If the government doesn't want it done, it doesn't happen. In between there are layers of government. Local governments can usually authorize whatever projects they choose however they choose - unless the national government objects strenuously.

Even here things can be complex - you would have to learn about each individual provincial government, and their changing relationship with the central government. The central government doesn't always get whatever it wants - unless they want it very badly.

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