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"Climate Emerges As Infrastructure Sticking Point"

"Climate change is emerging as a sticking point in infrastructure negotiations, as proposals from President Biden and Republicans remain disparate on actions to address the warming planet.

Following additional negotiations last week, during which Republicans upped their offer by $50 billion, the White House said it still did not go far enough on climate change.

Meanwhile, climate hawks are expressing fear that climate action could fall to the wayside in a push to get bipartisan legislation across the finish line."

Rachel Frazin reports for The Hill June 7, 2021.

SEE ALSO:

"Infrastructure Talks Stuck On EVs, Clean Energy" (E&E News)

"Senate Democrat 'Very Anxious' About Climate Legislation: 'I Sense Trouble'" (The Hill)

Source: The Hill, 06/08/2021