Overview
- The House approved three Congressional Review Act resolutions to reverse Biden-era restrictions on fossil-fuel leasing in Alaska and Wyoming.
- The NPR-A disapproval (S.J. Res. 80) passed the House 216–209 after earlier Senate approval and now awaits President Trump’s signature.
- The Buffalo, Wyoming coal measure (H.J. Res. 130) passed 214–212 and targets a BLM plan limiting new leasing across 800,000 surface acres and 4.7 million subsurface acres.
- The House voted 217–209 to nullify leasing limits on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s Coastal Plain, and that measure still needs Senate approval.
- Supporters frame the rollbacks as energy and jobs moves, while conservation groups call the CRA a blunt tool that creates uncertainty over future land-management rules.