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A Congressional Research Service report analyzes the NEPA and federal permitting provisions in Division A, Title I of the Senate permitting bill BAAJA (S. 5653), comparing them to existing law.

Why it’s here: This CRS report analyzes a federal permitting and NEPA reform bill, a policy matter that touches energy infrastructure and transmission, though the technology-area link is indirect because the bill is general permitting reform rather than a transformational technology program.

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  • National Environmental Policy Act
  • Bipartisan Affordability and American Jobs Act
  • National Historic Preservation Act
  • Clean Water Act
  • S. 5653
  • Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ)

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A Congressional Research Service report analyzes the NEPA and federal permitting provisions in Division A, Title I of the Senate permitting bill BAAJA (S. 5653), comparing them to existing law. — The Wave