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House Could Take Up Energy, Water Bill Week of May 28, Majority Leader Says

WASHINGTON, D.C.-A $32.1 billion energy and water spending bill that includes a measure that would bar the Energy Department from finalizing energy efficiency standards for federal buildings may be considered by the House as soon as the week of May 28, according to House leadership.

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House Could Take Up Energy, Water Bill Week of May 28, Majority Leader Says