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  • Reporter, CQ News
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Senate committee approves public land reauthorization fund Original

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By David Jordan Verified
| Roll Call Verified
Congress is hopeful that the popularity of U.S. national parks and other public lands can translate into bipartisan support for a deferred maintenance fund whose reauthorization expired last year. The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday approved a bill to reauthorize a fund providing $1.9 billion annually over the next five fiscal years to address deferred maintenance and repairs on public lands.
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Congress finds a unifying issue — geothermal energy

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By David Jordan Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
WASHINGTON — Republicans and Democrats in Congress seem to have found a unifying issue, and it’s a hot one lurking beneath the earth’s surface: geothermal energy. Without objection and without partisan digs from either side, the House on Tuesday passed by voice vote a package of six bills — three from Republicans and three from Democrats — intended to make it easier to permit geothermal projects on public lands.
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Congress finds a unifying issue - geothermal energy

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By David Jordan Verified
| Roll Call Verified
Republicans and Democrats in Congress seem to have found a unifying issue, and it’s a hot one lurking beneath the earth’s surface: geothermal energy. Without objection and without partisan digs from either side, the House on Tuesday passed by voice vote a package of six bills — three from Republicans and three from Democrats — intended to make it easier to permit geothermal projects on public lands.
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