Energy Innovation Act Reaches 60 Cosponsors!
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The Energy Innovation Act and Carbon Dividend Act (H.R. 763) has welcomed a new cosponsor, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver from Missouri (MO-05). Rep. Cleaver serves on the House's Committee on Financial Services and his district represents much of Kansas City, MO, which earlier this year signed a municipal resolution in support of carbon fee and dividend policies.
The Energy Innovation Act and Carbon Dividend Act (H.R. 763) has welcomed a new cosponsor, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver from Missouri (MO-05).
Rep. Cleaver serves on the House's Committee on Financial Services and his district represents much of Kansas City, MO, which earlier this year signed a municipal resolution in support of carbon fee and dividend policies.
That means the bill now has 60 total members signed on! For more information about the progress being made across the country in gaining support for this historic legislation, visit the Energy Innovation Act Progress page.
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