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Climate & Energy — Bills, Votes, Spending

Climate & Energy — Bills, Votes, Spending

Climate and energy policy in the 119th Congress sprawls across at least seven committees and a dozen funding vehicles. EPA authority, IRA tax credit eligibility, oil and gas leasing, grid resilience, climate adaptation — each has its own moving bills.

This hub surfaces every climate-and-energy bill in motion, who’s behind them, and where each chamber stands.


Active climate & energy bills


Recent votes

On the Amendment S.Amdt. 2119 to S. 1251 (Growing Climate Solutions Act of 2021)
2021-06-24
Senate · Amendment Rejected (11-89)

Frequently Asked

Is the Inflation Reduction Act under repeal pressure?

Yes. Multiple 119th Congress bills propose to repeal or restrict IRA clean-energy tax credits. Specific bills and vote counts are listed on this page.

What climate bills have bipartisan support?

Adaptation funding, wildfire mitigation, and grid-resilience bills have shown the broadest cross-party support. Mitigation and emissions-reduction bills remain heavily partisan.

How does Congress influence EPA authority?

Through funding caps, statutory amendments, and Congressional Review Act resolutions targeting specific EPA rules. All three are tracked here.