Rhodium analysis finds bipartisan permitting bill likely cuts emissions by 2040

A new Rhodium Group analysis of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act shows the permitting reform bill would likely reduce greenhouse gas emissions or maintain current trajectories while lowering electricity costs, depending on

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