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New report from Mining Industry Human Resources Council offers insight into challenges, benefits of attracting immigrants to sector

"Energy & Environment: An exploration of American sources, security & sustainability" is a Special Advertising supplement to The Washington Times.

The House Republican majority passed H.R. 1, the Bipartisan Lower Energy Costs Act, which includes my own bill, the Permitting for Mining Needs (PERMIT-MN) Act, through the House.

If something isn’t farmed, mined, or manufactured it can’t exist. And if a burdensome, archaic, and overly bureaucratic permitting scheme doesn’t allow America to farm, mine, or manufacture, we risk the detriment of our economy. That’s why the new House Republican Majority responded with H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act.

Twin Metals is the U.S. minerals business' Keystone XL.

House Republicans Aim to Advance Major Energy Package House Republicans have started the process to advance a significant energy package in 2023 and held hearings on multiple measures...

House Republicans aim to advance major energy package. The House Committee on Natural Resources held a hearing on a discussion draft of the BUILDER Act. Through the Advanced Research Projects Agency Energy, the Department of Energy will provide $48 million in funding.

Republicans have introduced several bills aimed at bolstering the fossil fuel industry, seemingly at all costs.

House agenda and committee activity schedule for House and Senate

From the editorial: "Stauber’s (bill) can be signed into law not as some sort of giveaway to industry or mining ... but because it’s the way permitting and government ought to work."