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 says that if the President stops certain lands from being used to get oil and gas, then the government can't sell oil from its special emergency storage unless there is a really big problem, like a war or a natural disaster.

In this resolution, the House of Representatives is deciding whether to talk about several ideas like allowing people to use certain types of fishing hooks and bullets, changing some rules about land and animals, and how to tell what antisemitism means in schools. It's like setting up a game plan for how and when they will discuss these big topics.

The bill wants to change the rules for some special nature areas in Wyoming, making them more protected so people can't use them for certain things like building roads or digging for oil, but still letting scientists see if new fun areas for riding off-road vehicles could be made.

The bill wants to make certain lands in Wyoming special places where nature is protected and people can enjoy the outdoors, but it also allows for some activities like grazing and carefully controlled oil exploration. Some places won't be protected anymore, and new plans are needed to make sure that everything is done properly and safely.