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Democrats decry extra US scrutiny of solar, wind projects on public lands
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Democrats decry extra US scrutiny of solar, wind projects on public lands

Four Democratic U.S. senators on Friday slammed last month’s directive by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum requiring his office to review decisions on every wind and solar power project on federal lands, saying it will lead to delays and discourage private investment as power demand rises. The lawmakers said the directive creates a bottleneck that will block progress...

Wisconsin Cuts Red Tape To Speed Up Nuclear Siting
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Wisconsin Cuts Red Tape To Speed Up Nuclear Siting

One of the most significant barriers to building more nuclear power plants is the prolonged timeline. The average time to construct a conventional nuclear plant is seven years; however, some plants take significantly longer to come online. Regulations at both federal and state levels slow down the process. Now, Wisconsin is attempting to expedite nuclear...

How The SPEED Act Charts a Path Forward for Permitting
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How The SPEED Act Charts a Path Forward for Permitting

Rising electricity prices are a top concern for American families, and with demand set to surge, we desperately need more supply. Yet bureaucratic inertia in America’s permitting process has deterred investment and slowed the development of all forms of energy. House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Bruce Westerman (R-AR) is working to fix that. 

Congress considers permanent national park fee increase for international visitors
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Congress considers permanent national park fee increase for international visitors

 President Donald Trump’s executive order increasing fees at National Parks for foreign tourists could soon be made permanent by a new bill led by Indiana Senator Jim Banks. The Patriot Parks Act looks to address the U.S. National Park Service’s (NPS) $23 billion maintenance backlog that threatens repairs to visitor facilities, trails, roads, and NPS conservation needs. “Americans...

Republicans fear Washington headed for shutdown after bruising spending fights
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Republicans fear Washington headed for shutdown after bruising spending fights

Republican lawmakers fear Washington may be headed for a government shutdown later this year after two bruising fights over President Trump’s One Big, Beautiful Bill Act and a $9 billion rescissions package created bad blood on Capitol Hill. White House budget director Russell Vought says the administration plans to send up another wave of spending rescissions to...

Clean Energy’s Future Remains Bright Even Without Energy Subsidies
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Clean Energy’s Future Remains Bright Even Without Energy Subsidies

With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and President Trump’s Executive Order restricting the use of renewable tax credits, most reports and commentary have postulated that recent actions have cast a dark cloud over the future of clean energy in America. But the future of economically viable clean energy remains bright.

Calvert: Growing the defense innovation ecosystem
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Calvert: Growing the defense innovation ecosystem

Early during my time on the House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, I quickly realized continuing along the same path for buying capability was not sustainable and would threaten our national security. As the Defense Subcommittee Chairman, I put dollars where they could immediately impact the most change, disrupt the DoD from within, and grow the defense...

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