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WASHINGTON, DC – Today, members of the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition (SEEC) called on House Leadership to stop consideration of H.R. 7, the “worst transportation bill ever.” The bill would kill jobs, undermine safety, eliminate important funding for public transit and other transportation options, and destroy environmental protections. The House GOP bill is the first transportation bill in recent history to have been developed without bipartisan support, and now faces a delay on the House floor due to an apparent lack of Republican support.
On Friday, February 10 sixteen environmental organizations sent a letter to House Sustainable Energy & Environment Coalition (SEEC) members thanking them for their leadership protecting safeguards for clean air, water, and the environment, and promoting federal policies supporting an American clean energy future.
WASHINGTON, DC – The House of Representatives Sustainable Energy & Environment Coalition (SEEC) blasted this week’s House Republican agenda, which does not yet call for consideration of a bipartisan solution to prevent a default crisis, or to create American jobs, but instead will see the House GOP try to use a federal spending bill to overturn important pollution controls and public health protections.
WASHINGTON, DC - Today the House of Representatives Sustainable Energy & Environment Coalition (SEEC) blasted Republican legislation that makes enormous cuts to Department of Energy (DOE) programs that support American innovation and economic competitiveness in growing clean energy industries.
WASHINGTON, DC - On the one-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, the members of the House of Representatives Sustainable Energy & Environment Coalition (SEEC) again called for congressional action to implement the recommendations of the Presidential Commission on the BP Oil Spill. The commission’s report, released in February, urged the Congress to strengthen oversight of offshore drilling, and indicated that congressional action was necessary in order to avoid the possibility of another disastrous spill. SEEC co-chairs Reps.