US EditionCongress approves measure to overturn Biden-era management plan for Alaska petroleum reserve
The House reversed leasing limits that blocked energy production on over 1 million acres in Alaska and Wyoming, aiming to boost fossil fuel output and jobs, according to GOP lawmakers.
- Trump's executive order called for reinstating a plan that sought to make about 80% of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska available for leasing.
- The House vote followed Senate passage of a resolution disapproving a 2022 Biden-era management plan that limited drilling in the reserve.
- Critics view the vote as political meddling that creates confusion over future management of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska.
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Senate reversal of Biden policy that blocked Wyoming coal mining heads to Trump
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — A Senate vote Thursday would restore mining industry access to government-owned coal in the most productive U.S. region, a policy reversal from President Joe Biden that is likely to get President Donald Trump's signature.
Senate reversal of Biden policy that blocked Wyoming coal mining heads to Trump
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — A Senate vote Thursday would restore mining industry access to government-owned coal in the most productive U.S. region, a policy reversal from President Joe Biden that is likely to get President Donald Trump's signature.
Senate reversal of Biden policy that blocked Wyoming coal mining heads to Trump
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