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California Just Voted for Single-Payer Wildfire Insurance
Why it’s here: The item covers federal permitting reform legislation in the Senate and House, including Democratic leadership positions, administration negotiations, and NEPA, Clean Water Act, and tribal consultation changes, all of which are live DC policy fights tied to energy infrastructure.
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9d agoHeatmapCalifornia Just Voted for Single-Payer Wildfire InsuranceHeatmap reports that Rep. Mike Levin is still undecided on the Senate permitting reform deal, citing loopholes in permit-certainty language and weakened environmental and tribal protections, as Democrats split over whether to accept it now or negotiate later.1 outletEnergySenate advances bipartisan energy permitting bill as Democrats split8 linked
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