Matt Rosendale: “This local decisionmaking process sounds like a lot like H.R. 592, the EHR Improvement Act, would require.”

Capacity and rental fees have been reduced for renewables by 80 percent. And that is after they have already been heavily, heavily subsidized by the taxpayers across this nation.

Unfortunately, much like the complete disregard for the time limit on the first vote of the day that takes place in this Chamber every single day, it is because there are no consequences. There is no downside. There is no hammer. That is…

The Biden administration appears to be governed by a fear of upsetting its most progressive faction.

So, when can we expect the EIS and the NEPA process to be completed for the mines of Montana?