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Senate negotiators say talks to overhaul federal environmental permitting are continuing, but they have not agreed on final language as the chamber may soon leave town. A separate data-center electricity bill also faces opposition from Democratic senators who say it would not require action.
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People in this story 8 Democratic lead negotiator on the environmental permitting legislation.
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President whose administration's potential treatment of wind and solar projects is described as a concern in negotiations.
Senate majority leader discussing the chamber's schedule and possible consideration of legislation.
Republican senator who requested unanimous-consent passage of the data-center bill.
Republican chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee and a lead permitting negotiator.
Senate minority leader who criticized the data-center bill.
Republican chair of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and a lead permitting negotiator.
President whose administration's potential treatment of wind and solar projects is described as a concern in negotiations.
Senate majority leader discussing the chamber's schedule and possible consideration of legislation.
Republican senator who requested unanimous-consent passage of the data-center bill.
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Senate minority leader who criticized the data-center bill.
Republican chair of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and a lead permitting negotiator.
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