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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Senate set for procedural vote on bill to speed infrastructure permits

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The Senate is scheduled to vote on whether to advance a bipartisan bill that would speed permitting for energy and other infrastructure projects. The proposal has also drawn criticism over potential changes to environmental and social protections.

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Why it matters

If advanced and enacted, the bill could affect how quickly energy projects, power lines and other infrastructure are built in the United States. Supporters see faster approvals as useful for grid upgrades and new data centers; critics cited in The Guardian warn of weaker protections.

What happens next

The Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Monday, Nov. 9. The articles do not report the result or the timing of any later votes.

The outcome of the Senate procedural vote

Whether lawmakers make changes to the bill or schedule further votes