Senate Inches Closer to US Infrastructure Permitting Reform Bill
Whitehouse said the Senate is nearing a permitting deal and described remaining questions about the administration's renewable-energy assurances.

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Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Martin Heinrich are negotiating a permitting reform bill, and Whitehouse said the Senate is nearing a deal after the White House offered assurances about renewable energy. A vote before the midterm elections is uncertain, and the House has not passed the bill.
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7 OUTLETSSen. Sheldon Whitehouse and other senators are negotiating an infrastructure permitting reform bill, and Whitehouse says talks are nearing a deal. The text is not final, and a Senate vote before the midterms is uncertain. Center outlets focus on the negotiations’ progress and the timing of a vote, while also reporting questions about wind and solar assurances and John Thune’s accusation that Democrats are delaying the deal.
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