The bill wants to help countries get energy like coal, oil, and natural gas by making sure big international banks don't stop giving money for these energy projects. It asks people from the U.S. to work hard so these banks change their rules if they try to limit this kind of funding.

The Safeguarding America's Future and Environment Act (SAFE Act) is about different groups working together to keep animals and plants safe from bad weather and climate changes, and they want to do it in a way that saves money and helps everyone work well together.

The bill gives money to the Department of Homeland Security to help keep our country safe but says the money can't be used on certain projects, like some about climate change and inclusion, and doesn't pay some people much, like cutting one person's pay to just $1.

H.R. 10059 is a plan to help countries that don't have a lot of money by giving them more support and making sure big money projects are good for people and the planet. It also wants to stop bad behavior like corruption and help take care of our world.

H.R. 8998 is a plan by the government to give money to help take care of nature, like forests and animals, but it also says they can't use this money for some things that help the environment and people, like thinking about pollution's cost or making sure everyone gets treated fairly.

This bill wants to help people stay safe when it's really hot outside by making special teams and plans to get ready for hot weather and help communities who need it most. It also talks about giving money to places that might have more trouble dealing with the heat, like poor neighborhoods.

Imagine a day where everyone learns about why it's important to help save plants and animals that might disappear forever. This bill wants to make May 17, 2024, a special day called "Endangered Species Day" to remind people to take care of these special creatures and plants.

The bill wants to make special groups of young people, aged 16 to 29, who will talk to big U.S. departments about ways to help the environment. Each year, they get some money to do this from 2025 to 2035.

H.R. 10220 is a plan to create special places to help make cleaner energy and protect the planet, using a lot of money over ten years to help people and nature, especially those who need it most.

This bill says that the week from September 21 to September 28, 2024, should be a special time to celebrate estuaries, which are places where rivers meet the ocean and are important for jobs, the environment, and animals. It also talks about taking care of these special areas because things like pollution and climate change can hurt them.

H. R. 4824 is a plan to help scientists find better ways to catch and store the gas that causes climate change, using things like plants and soil. It also wants different government teams to share what they know so they can work smarter and faster together.

This bill is like Congress saying, "We don't like this new rule about how big banks should think about climate change risks," and they want to make sure the rule doesn't happen.

H. RES. 1464 is a message from the U.S. House of Representatives saying that it's important for people in the Latino community to enjoy nature and help take care of it. They want to have a special week in September called "Latino Conservation Week" to celebrate their efforts.

The SAFE Act is like a new plan to help protect animals, plants, and fish from bad weather and climate changes by having people work together, like the government and Native groups, to make smart choices and not waste money. It also wants people to share important science about climate change, listen to advice from nature experts, and help local places make their own smart plans.

H. J. RES. 124 is about telling a government office that their new rule on how big banks should handle money risks from climate change shouldn't be used, but it doesn't say what to do instead.

Imagine when it's super hot or super cold outside, this bill wants to make sure that people's electricity stays on so they can stay safe and comfortable. It also tries to plan for safety and updates every now and then to make sure it's still good at protecting people.

H.R. 9447 is a rule that stops giving money to certain international projects that help protect the Earth, like the ones that fix the ozone layer and help the climate, until China is considered a "grown-up" country and not a "kid" country in those projects.

H. R. 9026 is a plan to give money to different parts of the government, like the people who explore space and help keep everyone safe. But it also has lots of rules about what they can’t spend the money on, like certain safety programs and working with some countries, which might make it harder for them to do their jobs.

Imagine there's a plan called the "Carbon Cost Act of 2024" where some very smart people will work together to figure out how much pollution might happen because of the new rules the government makes. They will take up to two years to figure this out and tell everyone about their plan.

The bill wants to create special groups of young people to help government agencies come up with ideas to protect the environment, and it gives them money each year to do this work. These groups include kids and young adults from different places, especially those who don't have as much, to make sure they all have a say in keeping our planet clean and safe.

H. J. RES. 125 is a decision by the government to stop using a set of rules they made about how big banks should deal with money problems caused by climate change. It doesn't say what will happen instead, which means everyone is left wondering what to do next.

The "RESPOND Act of 2024" is a plan to help understand how climate change affects money and jobs; it asks special groups to study this every year and think about smarter ways to invest in the environment, like choosing stocks that are better for the earth.

H.R. 9150 is a plan to help more people get help from the government if there's a lot of smoke from wildfires. It says this smoke should be treated like a big disaster so people can get extra help if they need it.

Imagine a special day called the "National Day of Reason" on May 4, 2024, where people think wisely and use their brains to solve problems, like helping the Earth and making fair rules for everyone. This idea wants everyone to focus on thinking carefully and asking smart questions to make the world better.

Imagine we all share a lot of yummy food, but some of it just gets thrown away, which is bad for the planet. This bill wants everyone to remember, especially on September 29, 2024, how important it is to waste less food so we can help more people and take care of our Earth.

H.R. 8090 is a plan to make a group of people inside the Department of Homeland Security work together to handle problems caused by climate change. These people will think about how climate impacts the things they do, and they will write a report every year to tell Congress what they are doing.

The "RESPOND Act of 2024" wants to know how much money is being lost because of climate change, so it asks important people in charge of money to tell Congress about it every year. It also sets up a group to help plan better investments for the future that don't harm the planet.

This resolution is like saying "let's have a special week to celebrate space!" From October 4 to October 10, 2024, everyone is encouraged to learn and have fun with activities about space because it helps us understand the world better and take care of our planet.

The Coastal Restoration Act of 2024 is a plan to help protect and fix special places near the ocean that store carbon, like secret treasure chests, to help fight climate change. It gives money to different groups to make maps, do projects to make these places healthier, and create a place to keep all the important information about them.

The Cultural Resource Challenge Act of 2024 is a plan to help take care of important historical places and items in national parks, especially as America gets ready to celebrate its 250th birthday, by giving money to projects that protect them and teaching people how to take care of them.

This resolution is like a big thank you card from the government, celebrating Earth Day's 54th birthday on April 22, 2024, and saying "good job" to the person who started it, Senator Gaylord Nelson. It reminds everyone that taking care of the planet is super important for people everywhere, and that we should keep working hard to protect it.

H.R. 9028 is like a big piggy bank that gives money to help fix roads and build houses for people, but it doesn't allow spending on things like fighting climate change or learning about race and fairness. Some people might not like that it also tells cities and towns they can’t use the money if they don’t follow certain rules.

The bill H. R. 6793 wants to stop a new rule about energy-saving ceiling fans because some folks think it could be too hard for small fan-making businesses. It is like saying, "Let's not make ceiling fans change to save power just yet."

The Senate wants to have a special week from September 21 to September 28, 2024, to celebrate estuaries, which are places where rivers meet the ocean. These spots are really important because they help the environment and give people jobs, so everyone is encouraged to protect and take care of them.

S. 5383 is a plan to take back $810 million that was going to help make more green energy, like solar and wind power. This plan doesn't say why the money is being taken or what it will be used for instead.

In H. RES. 1422, Congress is celebrating a special law that started 60 years ago to keep big areas of nature safe and clean for people and animals. This resolution reminds everyone how important it is to take care of these wild places, and it also says we should work with Native American groups to keep these areas healthy and beautiful for the future.

The Climate and Health Protection Act wants to keep a special program running in the CDC that helps people understand and prepare for changes in the weather that can affect health, giving it $110 million every year to keep doing its job. The bill also makes sure this money can't be spent on different programs, but it doesn’t say exactly how they’ll check if the program is really working well.

The bill says that the United States wants to make sure the planet is nice and healthy for the future by cleaning up extra carbon in the air because too much carbon is not good. It wants everyone to find smart ways to remove carbon and fix the climate, but it doesn't say exactly how they’re going to do it.

The Polluters Pay Climate Fund Act of 2024 is like a rule that says companies using fossil fuels (like oil and coal) have to pay money for the pollution they make. This money goes into a big pot to help protect the environment and help people who are most hurt by pollution.

In 2024, people are celebrating Arbor Day for the 152nd time to remind everyone how important trees are and to have fun by planting trees and taking care of them. This special day shows how trees help the planet and encourages people to join in activities that make our neighborhoods greener and healthier.

H.R. 10360 is a plan to help the military use less energy and be ready for changes in the weather by 2034, like creating a special fund to save money and using greener ways to make things.

H. R. 8783 is a plan to help keep the waters and sea creatures in part of Washington State safe and clean. It wants people to work together to make the ocean a better place for everyone.

The bill wants to help keep Lake Champlain clean by creating a special group to look after the water and animals there, and it plans to spend a lot of money to make this happen, but some people are worried that there's not enough checking to make sure the money is used wisely.

The Livable Communities Act of 2024 is like a helping hand from the government to make places better to live by improving things like homes, buses, and parks, especially for people who haven’t had as much help before. They want to spend their money wisely to make sure everyone can have a nice place to live and play.

The bill is about giving money to help other countries and do special projects around the world, like health programs and helping people in need, but it also says certain things can't get money, like teams that help with the weather and special cultural events. Some people worry it gives too much money to certain countries for military use or doesn't help with important things like keeping the planet healthy and fair.

The bill wants the government to give money to help Native American communities learn about and prepare for the effects of climate change, making sure they stay healthy and safe. It plans to set aside a big amount of money every year for this, so these communities have the tools they need to face changes in the weather.

H. RES. 1164 says that climate change is like a big problem for kids everywhere because it can cause bad weather and other things that can hurt them, especially in places where people are already having a hard time. It asks the United States to help make sure that kids can grow up in a safe and healthy world by working together with other countries to stop climate change.