Lawmakers return to Capitol Hill this week as Democratic leaders are desperately trying to cobble together an agreement on a reconciliation bill that could fund President Joe Biden’s climate agenda.
 
Time is running short for a deal, given the long August recess and the small number of legislative days this fall ahead of the midterm elections. Biden’s stalled Build Back Better bill contains more than $300 billion in clean energy tax incentives, including a broad new tax credit for low-carbon biofuels, plus $20 billion for farm bill conservation programs and payments of $25 an acre to farmers who plant cover crops.
 
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