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08/11/2026 07:05

Letter: Dirty deal rolls back climate protections

Congress is partnering with Big Tech and Big Oil for a shameless power grab. The so-called “Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act” (BAAJA) is scheduled for a Senate vote on Nov. 9. If passed, BAAJA would be the largest-ever rollback of the rules that protect our air, water, public lands and climate, seriously weakening environmental protections and our rights.

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