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Sheldon Whitehouse said negotiations on a bipartisan permitting overhaul are close, but senators likely will not consider it until the lame-duck session because they need time to review the text. John Thune accused Democrats of delaying the deal.
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People in this story 7 Democratic negotiator describing the status and timing of a permitting overhaul.
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President referenced in environmental groups’ concerns and in a staff report’s account of election-related support.
Democratic negotiator who said he wanted a regular-order process.
Senate Environment and Public Works chair identified as a Republican leader of the permitting effort.
Senate minority leader who appeared with Whitehouse to promote a staff report.
Energy and Natural Resources chair identified as a Republican leader of the permitting effort.
Reuters · 1d ago Senate inches closer to US infrastructure permitting reform bill
President referenced in environmental groups’ concerns and in a staff report’s account of election-related support.
Democratic negotiator who said he wanted a regular-order process.
Senate Environment and Public Works chair identified as a Republican leader of the permitting effort.
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Energy and Natural Resources chair identified as a Republican leader of the permitting effort.
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