WOLFSGART

The push to reopen coal mines aligns with prioritizing American energy independence and reversing the previous administration’s destructive policies that crippled domestic industries. H.R. 931, the Bull Mountains Mining Plan Modification, exemplifies this shift by streamlining federal coal leasing in Montana—cutting bureaucratic delays and unleashing domestic energy production. Wind energy subsidies have funneled billions into unreliable projects while inflating costs for taxpayers. Case in point: Shell’s $996 million loss on offshore wind assets proves the economic folly of prioritizing ideological pet projects over proven energy sources. Coal remains critical for grid stability and high-paying jobs in regions abandoned by coastal elites. The focus should be on maximizing America’s natural resources responsibly, not virtue-signaling with inefficient turbines that industrialize landscapes and oceans. Energy policy must serve hardworking Americans, not foreign-funded environmental agendas.