Energy Budget Reconciliation Through House Panel, Nuclear Amendments Left Aside

By Benjamin Weiss

A budget markup of the Joe Biden administration’s Build Back Better Act made its way through the House’s energy panel Tuesday, with the majority shaking off a couple of attempts by Republicans to get more nuclear energy in the mix. The energy subsection of…

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