New Environment Bills

Protects the wild horse population in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Promotes low-emission cement, concrete, and asphalt for highway projects.

Changes how the government protects endangered animals and plants.

Changes rules for geothermal energy leases to make them happen more often.

Settles water rights claims for the Zuni Indian Tribe and protects the Zuni Salt Lake.

Provides money to people and businesses hurt by the 2015 Gold King Mine spill.

Gives Congress the sole authority to create or expand national monuments.

Requires the Federal Columbia River Power System to follow a specific 2020 plan.