The bill wants to help protect forests and nature around the world by giving money and support to other countries so they can take care of their natural places better. It also asks these countries to find other ways to get more money to help keep their projects going.

H.R. 10117 is a proposed law that allows the U.S. to punish people or companies from other countries who harm the planet by doing bad things like cutting down forests or polluting too much. It also aims to work with other nations to protect the environment and support people and projects that help fight climate change.

H. R. 8471 is a plan to help the U.S. work with Brazil to stop bad guys who hurt the Amazon rainforest, while also looking for ways to do business together. The U.S. promises money to make sure the rainforest stays safe and healthy, but it needs to be careful that the money is spent the right way.

S. 5306 is like a rulebook that helps the U.S. stop people and businesses from hurting the planet. It says that if someone cuts down lots of trees or lies about their projects harming nature, they might get in trouble.