New Environment Laws

Improves recreation opportunities and access on Federal public lands.

Extends the operation of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park Commission.

Allows the collection of marina fees at Shasta-Trinity to continue until 2029.

Authorizes spending for water conservation in the Great Salt Lake basin.

Extends the authorization for the Emergency Drought Relief Act until 2028.

Reauthorizes and updates United States Geological Survey water data programs.

Transfers certain federal lands to the State of Utah for state park use.

Changes how costs are shared for projects that control salt in the Colorado River.

Requires a study to see if Lahaina, Hawaii can become a National Heritage Area.

Authorizes the sale of federal land at two Nebraska reservoirs to local counties.