On the recordJuly 19, 2021
Total no brainer. In fact, the President in his original proposal had put $16 billion in to be able to do this. Democrats like it. Republicans like it. It`s got bipartisan support.
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Jennifer Granholm discusses the bipartisan support for capping abandoned oil and gas wells as part of the Biden infrastructure proposal.
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