The House’s long-awaited return to regular session this week will come a flurry of votes on energy and environment legislation.
The chamber is set for a rare five-day workweek as GOP leaders try to plow through a backlog of energy priorities after a record-breaking government shutdown.
They have queued up votes on measures to lift restrictions on liquefied natural gas exports and expand domestic refining capacity amid rising energy costs.
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Lawmakers will also take up several Congressional Review Act resolutions targeting Biden-era environmental initiatives, including protections for certain drilling areas in Alaska.
