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A US Senator’s Push to Fast-Track Pipelines Would Benefit His Former Company
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Senator Alan Armstrong advocates pipeline reforms that may benefit former company

U.S. Senator Alan Armstrong is advocating for reforms to fast-track pipeline permits, which could benefit his former company in the natural gas sector. This in…

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