The bill wants to make sure that when the government decides on rules about the environment, they don't just use special numbers about how gases like carbon affect us, unless they're following the rules from a certain office. They also have to tell Congress how they've used those numbers in the past.

H.R. 9513 is a plan to help scientists work together to watch for methane gas, which is a bit like keeping an eye out for sneaky pollution that sneaks into the air, and they want to do it even better by using cool new technology and better teamwork. They're giving NASA some money to help figure out the best way to do this, but they want to make sure the money is just right for the job.