Louisiana’s U.S. senators are spearheading an attempt to require the federal government to hold two lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico each year—a move the senators say would protect jobs and secure conservation funding. Sen. John Kennedy introduced the bill Tuesday. The Conservation Funding Protection Act lists five other Republican senators as co-sponsors: fellow
Sens. Kennedy, Cassidy propose bill to require two Gulf lease sales a year
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