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A US Senator’s Push to Fast-Track Pipelines Would Benefit His Former Company

Why it’s here: Directly covers a pending Senate permitting reform bill, EPA Clean Water Act rulemaking, FERC proceedings, and DOE funding tied to a specific pipeline, with ethics questions about a senator's former company.

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  1. 8d agoInside Climate NewsA US Senator’s Push to Fast-Track Pipelines Would Benefit His Former CompanyInside Climate News reports that Sen. Alan Armstrong's chief of staff, T. Lane Wilson, kept his Williams Companies general counsel role during his Senate stint while Armstrong pushed a permitting bill that would benefit Williams.
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    1. 8d agoInside Climate NewsA US Senator’s Push to Fast-Track Pipelines Would Benefit His Former Company
    2. YesterdayInside Climate NewsEarliestTop Aide for a Senator Pushing a Permitting Bill Was Also on Staff at a Pipeline Company
    EnergySenate advances bipartisan energy permitting bill as Democrats split28 linked

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  • Department of Energy
  • Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • Bipartisan Affordability and American Jobs Act
  • Kathy Hochul
  • Alan Armstrong
  • Williams Companies
  • Clean Water Act
  • EPA

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