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Top Aide for a Senator Pushing a Permitting Bill Was Also on Staff at a Pipeline Company

Why it’s here: Covers a Senate permitting bill that would limit state challenges to interstate gas pipelines and transmission lines, plus a chief of staff's conflict of interest tied to that legislation, which is energy infrastructure policy with a live federal legislative fight.

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  1. YesterdayInside Climate NewsTop Aide for a Senator Pushing a Permitting Bill Was Also on Staff at a Pipeline 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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  • Bipartisan Affordability and American Jobs Act
  • Chris Coons
  • Alan Armstrong
  • Williams Companies
  • Kevin Hern
  • Congressional Research Service

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Top Aide for a Senator Pushing a Permitting Bill Was Also on Staff at a Pipeline Company — The Wave