Could permitting reform actually make it through Congress in the lame duck?
Chris Treanor of @PAGE_Coalition tells @BrodyMullinsDC why he believes Democrats and Republicans have very different reasons for wanting a deal.
Today, PAGE Executive Director, Chris Treanor, hosted a bipartisan Congressional panel at #NAGF focused on energy policy – how we can solve permitting reform and balance affordability, reliability, emissions and rising demand.
Thank you to the @ACGlobalEnergy for hosting PAGE and energy leaders from around the world for two days of insightful discussions on the future of the global energy landscape.
PAGE and its founding members thank the 12 Democratic Representatives who advocated for our shared goals of energy security and environmental stewardship through the expedited review of LNG projects.
Read our full letter below
https://t.co/4DJFjTDJMj
House Democrats Forge Ahead with $550 Billion for Climate in Build Back Better Act: Summary of #Climate, #Energy and #Environment Provisions - https://t.co/iepMfDEdYo
Nevada Republican Kirk Hartle, who claimed someone stole his late wife’s ballot, charged with voter fraud - The Washington Post https://t.co/brPTCW60hO
Yo @disneyplus, I don’t understand why you don’t have a category “here are the things you’ve watched 100 times this month”. You know what the gremlins want. Don’t make me search.
Here's some footage (with sound!) from the surface of another planet, and you're just gonna scroll past it without even noticing to continue looking at memes, aren't you
On this day in 1795, the House of Representatives established the Committee on Commerce & Manufactures.
225 years and a few name changes later, Energy & Commerce serves as the oldest continuous committee in the House and works hard to better the lives of the American people.
Thousands of independent clubs and theaters are at risk of closing their doors if Congress doesn’t provide music venues with urgently needed funding. @NancyChenNews has more on a bipartisan consensus emerging in Washington that these cultural institutions must be saved.
For those who think the Pope's comments about same-sex civil unions are no big deal: Perhaps in the US or Western Europe. But in places like Poland, where some bishops are virulently anti-LGBT; or Uganda, where bishops side with laws criminalizing homosexuality, it's a big deal.