Adam Gray

This bill would set a one-year deadline for federal agencies to complete environmental reviews for certain water projects in California's Central Valley. Currently, there is no set time limit for these reviews. This change aims to speed up the approval process for projects like groundwater recharge and aquifer storage.

This bill would set aside about $4.48 billion to pay for 22 water projects in California's Central Valley. These projects aim to improve water storage, quality, and delivery for farmers and residents. It would help address drought and aging infrastructure issues in the region.

This bill would make federal agencies review rules that slow down major water projects in California. It would require the Interior and Commerce Secretaries to find these projects. Each Secretary would then assign one official to look for rules that unnecessarily block or delay them. The goal is to create plans that could change or remove these burdensome rules, potentially leading to more reliable water for Californians.

This bill would make it easier for many Americans to afford health insurance by removing the income cap for tax credits. It would also change how those credits are calculated, using a new sliding scale based on income. Additionally, it would undo specific health-related rules from a previous law.

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This bill would stop the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) from collecting certain medical copayments from veterans if the VA was too slow to send the bill or if the total owed is over $2,000. It would also give the VA power to forgive copayments when appropriate. Additionally, the bill would extend a deadline for certain limits on veteran pension payments until February 29, 2032.

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