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U.S. senators voted 73–25 to take up a bipartisan bill aimed at speeding permitting reviews for energy, data-centre and other infrastructure projects.
The U.S. Senate voted 73–25 on Monday, Nov. 9, to formally take up bipartisan legislation aimed at speeding up permit reviews for energy projects, data centres and other infrastructure, The Guardian reported.
The bill seeks to shorten the timelines for getting those projects started. Monday’s vote advanced the legislation for Senate consideration; it was not a vote on final passage.
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