'Developer in Chief': White House Throws Weight Behind Permitting Bill
The measure would speed energy and infrastructure projects by limiting environmental reviews and lawsuits, but it faces resistance from progressives and tribal groups.
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Letter: Dirty deal rolls back climate protections | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Congress is partnering with Big Tech and Big Oil for a shameless power grab. The so-called “Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act” (BAAJA) is scheduled for a Senate vote on Nov. 9. If passed, BAAJA would be the largest-ever rollback of the rules that protect our air, water, public lands and climate, seriously weakening environmental protections and our rights.
Do midterms change the calculus for bipartisan permitting reform?
With the midterm elections in the rearview mirror, the Senate is barreling ahead with major energy and infrastructure legislation in the lame-duck session. The bill, which seeks to make it easier to build energy and other infrastructure projects more quickly, is slated for a procedural vote in the Senate on Monday, a key test of...
'Developer in chief': White House throws weight behind permitting bill
A Bipartisan Permitting Bill Races the Lame Duck Clock - Sustainable Action Now
Bipartisan Permitting Bill Races the Lame Duck Clock: What the American Affordability and Jobs Act Would Change, and Who Objects | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowPolitics & Policy Politics · Energy Permitting · Lame Duck Congress Politics · Energy and Environment A Bipartisan Permitting Bill Races the Lame Duck Clock: What the American Affordability […]
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