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Interior Proposes Rule to Allow Hunting in Castle Mountains, Craters of the Moon National Monuments

The Department of the Interior and the National Park Service today announced proposed regulations that would allow hunting in Castle Mountains National Monument in California and Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho, to implement a directive in Executive Order 14429, "Reinvigorating America's Hunting Heritage” that gave the Department 90 days to allow hunting within the two Monuments. This directive advances the Trump administration's policy to reinvigorate, protect and expand America's hunting heritage.

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Securing American Energy Dominance

Secretary Burgum and the National Energy Dominance Council generate over $56 billion in announced domestic investments across nuclear energy, LNG infrastructure, critical minerals, advanced manufacturing, and clean energy technologies.

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Promises Made, Promises Kept

Since swearing in to the Department of the Interior, Secretary Burgum has implemented President Trump’s agenda to secure American Energy Dominance and capitalize on America’s Balance Sheet.

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Make America Beautiful Again

In response to the President’s Executive Order, the Make America Beautiful Again Commission has compiled this midterm report to describe the actions taken by the Trump Administration thus far to restore, beautify, and promote a more prosperous environment.

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