Joe Neguse

This bill would change federal conservation laws to make sure that the specific needs of Indian Tribes and their lands are included. It would ensure tribal concerns are considered when the government decides where to focus conservation efforts and funding. This means federal programs would better serve tribal communities.

The House would pass a resolution applauding Team USA athletes and formally committing to ensure safe and secure environments for the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics and 2034 Utah Winter Olympics. The resolution also thanks Italy for hosting the 2026 Winter Games and expresses support for American athletes competing there.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would be required to create a public report on how to expand reusable and refillable product systems nationwide. This report would look into the best ways to use these systems, their economic effects, and how they could create jobs. This information would help the public, businesses, and waste managers understand future sustainable options.

This bill would make it easier for students to get college degrees or certificates they've earned. It would let colleges share a student's past course records with another school, but only if the student gives written permission. This change aims to help students who have earned enough credits for a credential but haven't officially received it yet.

This bill would require the Pentagon to test new ways to stop mold in military homes and create one set of rules for cleaning up mold across all military branches. This means military families could see healthier living conditions, and the military would have clearer standards for dealing with mold. These changes would start within months of the bill becoming law.

This bill would create a new Biotechnology Management Office within the Department of Defense. This office would manage all biotechnology efforts and help the DoD develop new tech. It would also make it clearer that money set aside for research can be used for designing and building advanced manufacturing projects.

This bill would expand the types of cyber jobs in the DoD that get special hiring and keeping perks. It would let some highly skilled cyber staff earn higher basic pay. This aims to help the military attract and keep experts needed to protect U.S. interests online.

This bill would extend a program that sends money to states and counties with federal land, helping them pay for schools, roads, and other services. It would push back the expiration dates for these payments and related community projects by several years, ensuring continued support for these areas.

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