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2 June 2026
Common Ground: Where Environment and Energy Policies Find Consensus on Capitol Hill
The Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) analyzed 393 environmental and energy-related bills introduced between January and March 2026 to identify trends in bipartisanship. The report finds that 45% of these bills were bipartisan, with higher success rates for advancing through the legislative process compared to non-bipartisan bills. Bipartisan consensus is strongest in areas with concrete economic focuses or specific, narrow scopes—such as oceans, biodiversity, and disaster management—particularly when the legislation avoids explicit climate change terminology.
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Themes: energy transition climate policy disaster management biodiversity permitting reform
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Document type: Report
Regions: United States Capitol Hill

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