House Passes GOP Energy Bill Slashing Climate Programs, But Path Forward Unclear as Congress Negotiates Spending
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House passes Republican energy spending bill, slashing climate programs from Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act.
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Bill unlikely to become law but shows House GOP position on energy/water funding as they negotiate with Senate, White House.
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With new Speaker Johnson, Republicans aim to pass remaining appropriations bills before talk with Senate.
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Johnson expected to have honeymoon period on bills as hardliners less demanding than with McCarthy.
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Johnson and calmer hardliners should be able to avoid shutdown in November with short-term funding patch.