The bill S. 3956 is about adding two important minerals, called phosphate and potash, to a special list because they are needed for making things and keeping the country safe. It also asks a department to check how we can produce more of these minerals in the country without waiting too long.

The "Invasive Species Response Act" is about helping special teams quickly find and get rid of plants and animals that don't belong in certain places, by working with others and using $15 million each year for five years to make sure these teams have what they need.

H.R. 5509 wants to make it easier and faster for the Department of the Interior to handle paperwork by using computers and the internet, making sure to listen to different communities while keeping personal information safe.

S. 5136 is a plan for the people in charge of national parks to look at Plum Island, which is a special place in New York, to see how important it is and figure out ways to protect it for the future. They will also ask different people for their ideas and tell everyone what they find out in three years.

H.R. 1380, or the "Protecting America’s Rock Climbing Act," is a plan to help people who like to climb in nature areas. It asks two important people in charge to make rules so climbers know how to enjoy the rocks safely and without breaking other rules, and it also wants people to share their ideas before these rules are final.

This bill is like a decision by grown-ups to say no to a new rule that the Department of the Interior wanted to use to take care of nature. They want to make sure the rule doesn’t happen, but they haven't explained why.

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.

The bill lets a government department charge for help in watching over companies using hot water and steam from the ground, making sure everything is fair and good until 2031. They need to check how it's working after a few years and report on it.

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.

The Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023 is like giving a special Trust Fund more time to help people, but it can only use the money it makes (interest) if future plans say it's okay. It also asks for a check-up, like a health check, to see how everything is working after a few years.

H. R. 1449 is a new rule that asks to sell special permissions to use underground heat for making energy every year instead of every two years. If a sale gets canceled, they must have another one that year, and they need to quickly decide who gets to drill wells for this energy.

The bill H.R. 7422 is about making sure the government gets paid back for the money it spends helping people use underground heat from the Earth to make energy. It also asks for a report to see how well this plan works in five years.

The bill says that people can use lead bullets or fishing gear on certain government lands, but if these things are harming the animals there, the government can stop their use if the state agrees.

The bill lets the government give money to help build a library about a famous President, Theodore Roosevelt, but only if the library gets a lot of money from other places first. It also lets the library borrow cool things that belonged to the President, like historical objects, without having to pay.

H.R. 6368 is a bill that helps Native American tribes take care of buffalo and their homes on their land by providing support from the government, like money and advice, until 2030. It also makes sure that important tribal information is kept safe.

The bill helps Native American Tribes take care of buffalo and their homes on Tribal land with money and support from the government, because buffalo are very special to them. It gives them a way to have more buffalo on their land by moving some from federal lands.

Imagine that the people in charge of big parks in the United States want to make new long bike paths where people can ride for a long time, at least 80 miles. This plan includes listening to what people think and making sure the paths don’t interfere with other things happening in the parks.

The bill wants to use fire on purpose to help take care of forests, especially in the West of the U.S., by learning from Native cultures that have done this for a long time. It gives money and support to make this happen safely, but needs to be careful with spending and safety rules.

Plum Island is a special place in New York that some people want to protect. This bill asks the government to check if Plum Island should become a national monument, like a special park, so we can take good care of it for everyone to enjoy.

The Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023 is a plan to keep helping the Udall Trust Fund until 2028. It also says that the money earned from new funds can only be used if Congress agrees, and it asks for a check-up on the foundation to make sure everything is okay.

H. R. 5665 wants to make sure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can enjoy places like nature trails and campsites by checking and improving how easy they are to use. The plan is for special people in the government to look closely at these areas and make them better, then share the news about these changes with everyone.

H.R. 9140 is like asking a person to make a big guess about where the ground might crack because of old underground holes left by miners. This person has to write a report about how these cracks could affect people and towns and share what they are doing to stop it.

H. RES. 1370 is about deciding how to talk about two plans for spending money on energy and the environment. It tells people in charge how long they can talk about it and make changes.

S. 3496 is a bill that wants to change some rules about how states check for a gas called methane, which comes from places like old wells. It also asks smart scientists to study these old wells to see if fixing them helps the environment or saves money, and then tell Congress what they find out.

The bill wants to keep giving money to a special fund named after two people, Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall, until the year 2028, and says any extra money earned from it needs permission from Congress to be used. It also asks for a check-up on how this fund is doing within the next four years.

The bill wants to let a part of the U.S. government, called the Department of the Interior, ask people who use Earth's heat for energy to pay back some of the money the government spends to help manage their projects. This means if someone wants to use hot water from inside the Earth to make power, they might have to help the government pay some of the costs of taking care of this process.

The bill lets the government keep collecting fees at Shasta-Trinity Marina until 2029, instead of stopping in 2019 as previously planned.

In this bill, they're changing the rules to make it easier and faster to use hot water from the Earth to make energy by having more frequent sales and quicker decisions on who gets to drill for this energy. They're doing this so people won't have to wait so long to start using the Earth's heat to make power.

H.R. 10005 is a bill that wants to make it faster for people to have their complaints about the Department of the Interior's decisions looked at. If someone asks to hurry things up, the people in charge have to decide in six months, or else the old decision stays, and then they can take their complaint to court.

The Native American Seeds Act of 2024 wants to help tribes take care of special seeds important to their culture. It asks the government to work with tribes to find these seeds and make sure they're safe and kept secret if needed.

H.R. 9908 is a plan to give money to certain people in charge, like forest managers, so they can use fancy satellite pictures to help see and stop wildfires. It sets aside $20 million every year for three years to help with this, and they have to share how well it's working with Congress after a couple of years.

This bill asks a special person in charge of nature things to look at Plum Island to see if it should be protected and taken care of by their team, and to tell everyone their plan in three years.

H.R. 6395 is like making sure that when picking important rocks and materials for our country, the people who care about keeping us healthy (the Secretary of Health and Human Services) are also part of the conversation, so everyone stays safe and well.

H.R. 7422 is a bill where the government can now ask people who want to use underground heat (geothermal energy) for money to help pay for paperwork and checks until 2031. They also promise to write a report in five years to see how it’s going and what they can do better.

H.R. 8998 is a plan to give money to groups that take care of nature, like the parks and the environment, but it also tells them what they can't spend that money on, like helping with climate change or making rules about using masks.

H.R. 7859 is a plan to help Native American Tribes that live in areas dangered by things like strong storms or fires, by letting them use money from different programs to solve their problems better and faster. It tries to make it easier for them to use the help they get by reducing complicated rules and making sure their own plans are supported.

H.R. 5443 is about making rules for how to check how much land and buildings are worth when the government's Department of the Interior is involved. It allows people who do these checks to work anywhere in the country, even if they have a license in just one state, but they still need to follow all the laws.

H.R. 6285 is a bill that wants to make it easier and faster for people to look for and get oil in Alaska by saying it's okay to do things they already asked to do, even if some people are worried about the environment. It also tries to stop rules that would make it harder to find oil there.

H.R. 1449 wants to change the rules so there are more chances each year to find and use hot water underground, which can help make energy, and makes sure that if this chance is canceled, it is replaced quickly. It also tells the people in charge to make decisions about using this hot water faster, but some worry this might cause problems if it's too rushed.

The U.S. government wants to give the Quinault Indian Nation special ownership of a piece of land in Washington so it becomes part of their reservation, but they won't be able to build casinos there.

H.R. 8640 wants to create a new center that helps plant seeds and grow native plants to fix nature's problems, like dead trees or damaged land, with $100 million each year for five years. But some people worry that the money might not be used wisely since it's not clear exactly how it will be spent or who will do what.

H.R. 6285 is a bill that says people can keep looking for and getting oil and gas in a special area in Alaska, even if some rules or leaders say they shouldn't. It also wants to take away some of the rules meant to protect nature if they stop people from getting the oil and gas.

The CONVEY Act is about the U.S. government giving a piece of land in Colorado to Mesa County, and Mesa County paying for all the costs, like checking how much the land is worth. The money from the sale goes back to the government, and a special map will be used to make sure everyone knows exactly which land is being talked about.

The bill is about giving a piece of land in Washington to the Quinault Indian Nation, so they can take care of it and use it, but they are not allowed to build any casinos there.

H.R. 5509 is a plan to help the Department of the Interior do their paperwork faster by using computers instead of lots of paper, making it easier for people to apply for special permissions and pay fees online.

H.R. 6070 is a plan that helps the U.S. military use a special area in Nevada for new activities like building important sites and helping during emergencies, while making sure they work well with other groups like park rangers.

S. 2908 wants to help Native American Tribes take care of buffalo herds on their land by giving them money and advice, but some people worry that the money might not be used wisely or fairly.

The TREAT Water Act is a plan to figure out how to clean the water that comes from drilling for oil and gas. It tells the people in charge of energy to come up with new ways to make this water safe, and it wants everyone to work together to stop hurting the environment.

The National Prescribed Fire Act of 2024 is a plan to safely use controlled fires to help protect and take care of forests, especially in the western United States, and it also respects the ways that Native American tribes have used fire for a long time. It wants different groups like the government and tribes to work together and make sure they're doing this safely, while using money carefully to help with fire projects and learning more about them.

H.R. 7684 is a bill that wants to keep a special money pot, called the Udall Trust Fund, going until 2029, and it says that money earned from this pot should be checked and counted carefully. It also asks for a check-up on how this money pot is doing, but it doesn't say how quickly that check-up needs to happen or what exactly they should look for.

S. 4802 is a bill that decides how money should be spent to take care of nature, protect animals, and help Native American communities until the end of September 2025. It also talks about using American-made materials for projects, but these choices might change the costs or cause some arguments.

H. R. 10234 is a bill that wants to help stop the spread of pesky water creatures, like mussels, by having special checks and cleaning at places where people use boats on big water lands. It also gives money to some states so they can have stations to check and clean boats, making sure only clean boats go on clean water.

The bill wants to stop people or companies from China, who have a certain connection with the Chinese government, from buying land next to special protected areas in the United States, like national parks or military lands. It aims to make sure important land stays safe and secure.

The resolution explains how two groups will decide on spending money for things like energy, water, and taking care of nature over the next year. It sets rules on how they will talk about it, make changes, and then vote to decide what should happen.

H.R. 9983 wants to help keep old military ships and submarines in good shape by giving money to groups that take care of them, so everyone can learn from these big boats and maybe even want to work on ships when they grow up. It plans to use $5,000,000 every year to help with this, but it needs to make sure the money is spent wisely and fairly.

The bill wants to make the way people get permits from the Department of the Interior easier and modern by making it all happen online. They want to make sure it works well with things that are already in place, and they need to talk with a lot of different groups, like states and tribes, to do this the right way.

H.R. 8413 is a bill that wants to give certain pieces of government-owned land by two lakes in Nebraska to two local counties. The counties are supposed to use this land for fun activities, like hiking or fishing, and must pay for it and take care of it themselves.

H. R. 7053 is a plan to help make checking for a gas called methane easier. It says that states can still get money to fix old wells even if they don't check for this gas, and it asks really smart scientists to study how fixing these wells helps people and their communities.

The "National Prescribed Fire Act of 2024" is a plan to help keep forests healthy by using small, controlled fires, which the government wants to do more often, especially in places like the western U.S. It also wants to work together with Native American Tribes and other groups to make sure everyone is doing their best to take care of the land.

The Royalty Resiliency Act wants to make sure that companies who take oil and gas from the ground pay the right amount of money to the government. The bill says the government must decide how to share the oil and gas quickly, and if companies make mistakes, they can fix them without getting into too much trouble.