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US-Capitol-Building-(Raul654-CC-BY-SA-3_0-migrated-Wikimedia)-Alt-FI.jpg — The DOE wants to spend $438 million on improving the energy efficiency of federal buildings like the Capitol, which could benefit from climate controls in individual rooms, said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.).
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Politics vs. Programs: How the DOE Budget Stacks up

Jun 23, 2021

Public Policy / Energy Efficiency / Congress

Two hearings on the DOE budget underlined the contrast between the politics of energy funding in Congress and the programs that budget makes possible.

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