For the past two years, we have seen the negative effects of permitting delays on domestic energy production, and consequently, the high energy prices paid by American families and American industry.
Cindy Hyde-Smith: “For the past two years, we have seen the negative effects of permitting delays on domestic energy production, and…”
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Senator Hyde-Smith discusses the impact of permitting delays on energy prices and production.
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