Nancy Vu is a Congressional Reporter for Congress Minutes, covering national news and events related to the United States Congress. With a focus on energy, environment, and policy, Nancy's reporting provides in-depth analysis and updates on legislative developments, debates, and key players shaping the political landscape in Washington, D.C. Her work has been featured in reputable publications such as the Washington Examiner, POLITICO, and Yahoo News.
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By: Breanne Deppisch, Nancy Vu
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT RIDERS: Top appropriators have released text for their final spending bills – but there’s a bit of a contradiction in how the parties are messaging what’s included. Senate appropriators had promised to keep controversial riders, such as ones that would roll back the Biden administration’s climate policies, out of the bills. But
By: Nancy Vu
BERKELEY GAS BAN NO MORE: The city of Berkeley is planning on halting the country's first natural gas ban following a settlement agreement with the California Restaurant Association – prompting questions about the fate of similar efforts to reduce fossil fuel use.
By: Nancy Vu
A major wind project off the coast of Martha's Vineyard gained approval.
By: Nancy Vu
The Environmental Protection Agency finalized a rule on Friday regulating tailpipe emissions for heavy-duty vehicles, an effort the Biden
By: Breanne Deppisch, Nancy Vu
WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE HEAT ACT IN NEW YORK: The New York state legislature is set to consider the state budget this week – and environmentalists are pushing to include a bill that curbs the use of natural gas from utilities. About the bill: Dubbed the New York Home Energy Affordable Transition (HEAT) Act,
By: Meta Time, Nancy Vu
The Environmental Protection Agency is issuing $20 billion in grants under a program reducing greenhouse gas emissions in disadvantaged
By: Breanne Deppisch, Meta Time, Nancy Vu
DOE DENIES REHEARING OF LNG PAUSE: The Department of Energy is defending its pause on liquified natural gas export terminals, denying a request from the American Petroleum Institute for a rehearing of the move.
By: Meta Time, Nancy Vu
Associates and allies of Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) are backing the two candidates with the most centrist records in the Utah Republican Senate
By: Nancy Vu
The Senate passed/failed to pass a disapproval resolution overturning a Transportation Department rule requiring states to measure and set goals for reducing carbon emissions from cars and trucks on the road.
The White House will tout climate initiatives to mark Earth Day.
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