Is the Green New Deal Dead? Find Out What Congress is Doing Now

Are you concerned about the future of energy and environmental policy? The latest Congressional Record reveals a heated debate about the Green New Deal and energy independence. Stay informed about the crucial decisions impacting our economy, environment, and future.

The Green New Deal Under Fire: Is Repeal on the Horizon?

House Action: The House of Representatives is actively working to repeal what some consider to be "out-of-touch" Biden-era Green New Deal policies.
California's EV Mandate: A key target is H.J. Res. 88, aimed at repealing the Biden administration’s approval of California's electric vehicle (EV) mandate, which would ban the sale of internal combustion engines by 2035 in California and potentially 17 other states.
Freedom of Choice: The argument against the mandate centers on individual freedom, as members of congress stress that consumers should not be forced to buy specific products due to government regulations.

Reclaiming American Resources: Trump's Plan to Challenge China

Critical Mineral Dependence: Concerns are growing about America's reliance on China for critical mineral resources.
Executive Action: President Trump is taking steps to expedite the harvesting of deep-sea bed mineral resources off American shorelines to reduce reliance on nations like China and Russia.
Strengthening Supply Chains: This initiative aims to create a robust domestic supply chain for these vital minerals, countering China's dominance in the industry.

Modernizing the American Workforce: Blue-Collar Boom Ahead?

Manufacturing Renaissance: With manufacturing returning to the U.S., the focus is now on preparing the American workforce for high-paying jobs in the trades.
Apprenticeship Expansion: An executive order aims to support over 1 million apprenticeships per year, providing hands-on training and career advancement opportunities for students in vocational programs.
Investing in the Future: By supporting vocational schools and apprenticeship programs, the goal is to create a stronger and more skilled American workforce.

Michigan's Manufacturing Renaissance: The Key to Taking on China?

High-Tech Investment: Transformative investments in high-tech manufacturing in mid-Michigan are creating jobs and bolstering the regional economy.
Hemlock Semiconductor: Hemlock Semiconductor is expanding its Michigan footprint with a new facility, creating 180 permanent positions and over 1,000 construction jobs.
CHIPS Act Impact: Federal laws like the CHIPS Act are incentivizing high-tech manufacturing, increasing America’s competitiveness, and creating jobs.

National Security and Manufacturing: Why It Matters

Reliance on China: The United States has become increasingly reliant on China for polysilicon, solar wafers, cells, and modules, creating a potential national security risk.
Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Dependence on foreign manufacturing makes America vulnerable to disruptions in global supply chains, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bipartisan Opportunity: Republicans and Democrats are urged to look to mid-Michigan as a model for bipartisan collaboration to bring manufacturing back to America and strengthen national security.

Remembering Heroes: Honoring Lives of Service and Sacrifice

WWII Veterans: Tributes were given to World War II veterans, recognizing their courage and sacrifice in defending the nation.
Local Heroes: Recognition was given to firefighters battling wildfires, as well as other individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service to their communities.
Armenian Genocide Remembrance: Members of Congress spoke out against the Armenian Genocide, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and standing against ethnic cleansing and human rights abuses.

Is the Green New Deal Dead? Find Out What Congress is Doing Now

The Green New Deal Under Fire: Is Repeal on the Horizon?

House Action: The House of Representatives is actively working to repeal what some consider to be "out-of-touch" Biden-era Green New Deal policies.

California's EV Mandate: A key target is H.J. Res. 88, aimed at repealing the Biden administration’s approval of California's electric vehicle (EV) mandate, which would ban the sale of internal combustion engines by 2035 in California and potentially 17 other states.

Freedom of Choice: The argument against the mandate centers on individual freedom, as members of congress stress that consumers should not be forced to buy specific products due to government regulations.

Reclaiming American Resources: Trump's Plan to Challenge China

Critical Mineral Dependence: Concerns are growing about America's reliance on China for critical mineral resources.

Executive Action: President Trump is taking steps to expedite the harvesting of deep-sea bed mineral resources off American shorelines to reduce reliance on nations like China and Russia.

Strengthening Supply Chains: This initiative aims to create a robust domestic supply chain for these vital minerals, countering China's dominance in the industry.

Modernizing the American Workforce: Blue-Collar Boom Ahead?

Manufacturing Renaissance: With manufacturing returning to the U.S., the focus is now on preparing the American workforce for high-paying jobs in the trades.

Apprenticeship Expansion: An executive order aims to support over 1 million apprenticeships per year, providing hands-on training and career advancement opportunities for students in vocational programs.

Investing in the Future: By supporting vocational schools and apprenticeship programs, the goal is to create a stronger and more skilled American workforce.

Michigan's Manufacturing Renaissance: The Key to Taking on China?

High-Tech Investment: Transformative investments in high-tech manufacturing in mid-Michigan are creating jobs and bolstering the regional economy.

Hemlock Semiconductor: Hemlock Semiconductor is expanding its Michigan footprint with a new facility, creating 180 permanent positions and over 1,000 construction jobs.

CHIPS Act Impact: Federal laws like the CHIPS Act are incentivizing high-tech manufacturing, increasing America’s competitiveness, and creating jobs.

National Security and Manufacturing: Why It Matters

Reliance on China: The United States has become increasingly reliant on China for polysilicon, solar wafers, cells, and modules, creating a potential national security risk.

Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Dependence on foreign manufacturing makes America vulnerable to disruptions in global supply chains, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bipartisan Opportunity: Republicans and Democrats are urged to look to mid-Michigan as a model for bipartisan collaboration to bring manufacturing back to America and strengthen national security.

Remembering Heroes: Honoring Lives of Service and Sacrifice

WWII Veterans: Tributes were given to World War II veterans, recognizing their courage and sacrifice in defending the nation.

Local Heroes: Recognition was given to firefighters battling wildfires, as well as other individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service to their communities.

Armenian Genocide Remembrance: Members of Congress spoke out against the Armenian Genocide, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and standing against ethnic cleansing and human rights abuses.