Senate Passes Historic Climate Legislation After Months of Debate
Senate approves ambitious $500B climate bill with 52-48 vote, setting stage for potential House showdown on environmental policy.

In a landmark vote today, the Senate passed sweeping climate legislation aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 50% over the next decade. The bill, which passed 52-48 along party lines, represents one of the most ambitious environmental initiatives in recent history.
The legislation includes $500 billion in funding for renewable energy infrastructure, tax incentives for electric vehicle adoption, and strict new emissions standards for industrial facilities. Environmental groups have hailed the vote as a crucial step in addressing the climate crisis, while industry leaders express concerns about implementation costs.
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