This administration is restoring the Endangered Species Act to its original intent, protecting species through clear, consistent and lawful standards that also respect the livelihoods of Americans who depend on our land and resources.
Doug Burgum
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Doug Burgum is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the 33rd governor of North Dakota, a position he has held since December 15, 2016. A member of the Republican Party, Burgum has focused on various policy initiatives, including energy development and environmental regulations. He has emphasized the importance of balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship, as seen in his recent statements regarding the Endangered Species Act and energy policies in Alaska.
By rescinding the 2024 rule, we are following the direction set by President Trump to unlock Alaska’s energy potential, create jobs for North Slope communities and strengthen American energy security.
And again, making that investment so we can make sure that we're securing these critical mineral supplies.
They're one of the companies that has mining claims in this area that is remote wilderness right now.
We’ve got a demand curve coming at us in terms of the demand for electricity that is literally going through the roof.
Everybody likes to say, ‘drill, baby, drill.’ I know that President Trump has another initiative for us, which is ‘mine, baby, mine,’
By reducing the royalty rate for coal, increasing coal acres available for leasing and unlocking critical minerals from mine waste, we are strengthening our economy, protecting national security and ensuring that communities from Montana…
Winning the AI arms race doesn’t just take software developers. It takes more electricity.
Overturning the rule protects our American way of life and gives our communities a voice in the land that they depend on.





