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Mark Watne Calls Reconciliation Package Good and Bad

Donald Trump · United States

Mark Watne Calls Reconciliation Package Good and Bad

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NDFU) – North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne called the budget reconciliation package passed by Congress “a mixed bag.” “There is a lot of good in the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ that will strengthen the farm safety net. We appreciate the improvements made to farm programs and tax provisions impacting agriculture and farmer-owned cooperatives,” he said. Farm bill provisions that NDFU worked hard to achieve include an…See the Story

Press Release: Idaho Power Proposes Massive Decrease in Rooftop Solar Compensation Rates

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Idaho Power has filed an application with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to significantly decrease the compensation rates for the excess energy produced by rooftop solar owners, known as the Export Credit Rates (ECRs) in another attempt to shift financial viability of rooftop solar ownership in Idaho as electricity rates continue to rise.Boise · Boise Read Article

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