Daniel Moore is a contributing writer for various publications, including Bloomberg Law, Firstlinks, AL.com, Ninertimes, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and WISH-TV. With a diverse range of topics, Daniel's articles cover energy, environmental issues, finance, sports, and community events. His work has also been featured in Hastings Tribune Newspaper, JAPAN Forward, JD Supra, and Bloomberg News.
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Lawmakers return to town
Republicans are starting
About 20 other Democrats support the measure as well, he told a group of reporters.
By: Daniel Moore, Nick Sobczyk
Every one of the IRA's climate spending and incentive provisions is on the table.
Expected Interior secretary nominee Doug Burgum
The GOP trifecta will give these aides more clout.
The GOP trifecta
GOP FERC member praised tweaks, including giving states more time to engage on a cost allocation formula.
"The fact that we're having this meeting is a big deal," Rep. Celeste Maloy said.
Republicans have accused its director, Jigar Shah, of possible ethics violations and of running a green "slush fund."
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