American Legislation

Extends authorization for Great Lakes monitoring and research funding through 2030.

Requires GAO review of EPA clean water technical assistance and EPA plans to respond to recommendations.

Creates an EPA office to coordinate cleanup of abandoned hardrock and uranium mine sites, set best practices, and plan interagency work for Navajo Nation sites.

Extends EPA marine debris program authorization to 2030 and corrects minor wording in the Save Our Seas 2.0 Act.

Modifies NEPA procedures: limits scope of review, sets timing rules, restricts new science consideration, and changes judicial review standards.

Congressional resolution to cancel an EPA rule extending deadlines for oil and gas sector emissions standards.

Directs GSA to sell or ground-lease six D.C. federal buildings, allows relocations, waives some reviews, deposits proceeds, and sunsets authority in 2028.

Congressional resolution to nullify an FHWA rule about refuge roads and Fish and Wildlife Service management systems.

Senate resolution supporting Bat Week (Oct 24–31, 2025), encouraging events, noting bats' roles, and committing to conservation and white-nose syndrome response.

Introduced Oct 23, 2025 by Sen. Mike Lee; referred to Environment and Public Works Committee.

Removes federal requirements and penalties for vehicle emissions controls and orders vacatur and expungement of related federal penalties.

Joint resolution to nullify an EPA rule on temporary-use and air curtain incinerators used in disaster recovery, stating the rule shall have no force or effect.

Creates a non-regulatory program and grant fund to restore and protect habitat, water quality, and resilience across the New York–New Jersey watershed.

Extends by one year the authorization letting certain clean and alternative-fuel vehicles use HOV lanes.

Creates a program to mass mark hatchery fish in the Great Lakes and share data with state and tribal managers.

Requires transportation planners to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, set transit accessibility standards, analyze road capacity expansions, and tie federal funding obligations to performance targets.

Requires GSA to make public buildings follow the 1962 Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture and issue implementing regulations within 180 days.

Bans manufacture, use, and sale of specified commercial asbestos, with limited chlor-alkali and national security exceptions.

Sets deadlines, notice content, testing transparency, and transport rules for detained imported plants under the Lacey Act.

Requires GSA to display the national motto on all federal public buildings within one year.

Stops EPA from reassigning RFS obligations for exempted small refineries and requires including their fuel volumes in owner totals.

Requires GSA and agencies to prefer classical and traditional architecture for large public buildings, update procedures, and report annually.

Allows electric vehicle charging for passenger cars at interstate rest areas, while barring unrelated commercial activities.