United States Bills

Water Security and Drought Resilience

Authorizes Interior to fund water storage, groundwater recharge, and natural retention projects across reclamation states; adds grants and funding.

MORE WATER Act

Reauthorizes recycling grants, creates conveyance grants, funds restoration, and deauthorizes inactive reclamation projects.

Cooperative Watershed Management Reauthorization

Reauthorizes and updates a watershed grants program, increases grant amounts, adds tribal definitions, allows continued funding, and authorizes $40M/year 2027–2031.

American Battlefield Protection Amendments

Extends and amends battlefield grant programs, funds grants through 2036, and orders studies of French and Indian and Mexican–American War sites.

North Rim and Kaibab Restoration Act

Allows faster contracting and local/Tribal participation to restore Grand Canyon North Rim and Kaibab National Forest damaged by 2025 wildfires, with required cost reporting.

Julius Rosenwald National Historical Park

Creates a national historical park honoring Julius Rosenwald and preserved Rosenwald Schools, with a Chicago headquarters and a national network connecting school sites.

Energy Threat Analysis Center Act

Reauthorizes and expands DOE program to create centers for energy sector cyber threat analysis and information sharing, extending authorization through 2031.

Western South Dakota Water Study

Directs Interior to study moving Missouri River water to the Western Dakota Regional Water System and report cost-share recommendations.

Dakota Mainstem Water Supply Study

Authorizes an Interior Department study of a potential regional water supply for parts of four states, with up to $10,000,000 authorized.

Water Project Navigators Act

Creates a program to fund navigators who help communities plan and implement multi-benefit water projects.

Dakota Water Resources Amendments

Authorizes and updates federal funding for named North Dakota and tribal rural water supply projects, including engineering reports and indexed costs.

REWIRE Act

Creates a NEPA categorical exclusion for reconductoring and supports advanced conductors, modeling, and technical help to expand transmission capacity inside existing corridors.

GROW SMART Act

Provides planning grants for voluntary water-sharing and water-saving agricultural projects to prepare for drought, with funding, cost-share limits, and application priorities.

International Year of Rangelands 2026

Senate resolution recognizing 2026 as the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists and encouraging related education, research, and outreach.

Save Our Sequoias Act

Coordinates protection, restoration, and emergency actions for giant sequoia groves across federal, state, and Tribal lands.

Responsible Containment Reauthorization Act of 2026

Disapproval of BLM Monument Rule

Cancels the Bureau of Land Management's record of decision and resource management plan for Grand Staircase‑Escalante National Monument.

Connect the Grid Act

Require ERCOT interconnection, set transfer capacity targets, require joint transmission plans, and increase transmission financing.

Access to Consumer Energy Information

Creates federal guidelines for consumer access to meter and billing data, third-party tools, meter software platforms, and state certification and assistance.

Authorize Pride Flag Display

Allows display of the Pride flag at National Park sites and urges its display at Stonewall National Monument in New York.

CLEAN SMART Act of 2026

Creates a national labs network to speed development and deployment of technologies for DOE cleanup and long-term stewardship of nuclear waste sites, with funding.

Ratepayer Affordability and Transparency Act

Blocks state renewable power mandates and related market conditions; preserves state ownership of clean energy facilities.

Redesignate Robert E. Lee Memorial

Renames the Robert E. Lee Memorial at Arlington to Arlington House National Historic Site and updates legal references.

Prohibit Partisan Park Passes Act

Prohibits images of living elected or other living political figures on the America the Beautiful national parks pass.