US President Donald Trump signed several congressional bills on Thursday local time to abolish land protection policies during the Biden administration — policies that restricted energy development activities on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and federal land in the three western states of the United States. These bills are being promoted in accordance with the National Assembly Review Act, which allows the National Assembly to abolish recently introduced relevant policies through an expedited procedure. Consistent with the approach of his first presidential term, Trump viewed fossil fuels and related industries as the core gripper to achieve his two major goals: one is to strengthen America's status as an energy producer, and the other is to reduce energy prices for consumers. At the same time, he has scrapped or weakened a number of initiatives aimed at addressing climate change, promoting green energy, and protecting biological habitats. The region of Alaska covered by this policy adjustment is the coastal plain of the state's wildlife sanctuary. In addition, federal land in Wyoming and North Dakota, and the central Yukon River region in Alaska will also be affected.

US President Donald Trump signed several congressional bills on Thursday local time to abolish land protection policies during the Biden administration — policies that restricted energy development activities on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and federal land in the three western states of the United States. These bills are being promoted in accordance with the National Assembly Review Act, which allows the National Assembly to abolish recently introduced relevant policies through an expedited procedure. Consistent with the approach of his first presidential term, Trump viewed fossil fuels and related industries as the core gripper to achieve his two major goals: one is to strengthen America's status as an energy producer, and the other is to reduce energy prices for consumers. At the same time, he has scrapped or weakened a number of initiatives aimed at addressing climate change, promoting green energy, and protecting biological habitats. The region of Alaska covered by this policy adjustment is the coastal plain of the state's wildlife sanctuary. In addition, federal land in Wyoming and North Dakota, and the central Yukon River region in Alaska will also be affected.