John Hoeven

This resolution would have the Senate officially state its opinion on Canadian wildfires. It would recognize how smoke from these fires affects the health and safety of Americans. The Senate would also call on Canada to do more to put out and prevent these fires. It would urge President Trump to discuss this with Canada's Prime Minister.

This bill would make it easier for companies to develop geothermal energy projects on certain lands. It would remove the need for a federal drilling permit and reduce federal environmental and historic preservation reviews for these projects. This could speed up how quickly new geothermal energy sources are developed.

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This bill would set aside over $1.4 billion for water supply projects across North Dakota, including significant funding for tribal and rural communities. It would help complete major water treatment plants, pipelines, and distribution systems, improving access to clean water for thousands of residents.

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A new bill would bring back the National Coal Council within the Department of Energy. This council would give advice to the Secretary of Energy on coal-related issues. It means the coal industry would have a direct way to share its views with top energy officials.

This bill would make it easier for pilots and air traffic controllers to get mental health care. It would update rules, improve medical exams, and launch a public campaign to reduce the stigma around mental health in aviation. This aims to encourage aviation workers to seek help when they need it.

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The Senate has officially named October 26, 2025, as the 'Day of the Deployed.' This resolution aims to honor deployed service members and their families. It also encourages all Americans to reflect on their service and observe the day with appropriate activities.

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