President Biden’s administration prioritizes their climate agenda over other serious risks to America.

From The Federalist. Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley pressed Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on a leaked memo from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Tuesday that shows the Biden administration prioritizing climate change over energy security.

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In March, internal records from the Department of the Interior revealed the administration sacrificing proactive resource development with higher royalties on leases to promote a left-wing climate agenda. …

“Your decision to trade off our energy security in favor of a radical climate change agenda is making us more and more dependent on China,” Hawley said. “At the same time, you are denying mining, blocking mining, blocking permits for mines in this country that would allow us to develop nickel and copper and cobalt.”

Haaland clarified that Senator Hawley was making reference to the department’s recent move to block the Twin Metals Project in Minnesota. …

“Why block the development of these resources in our own nation in favor of making us dependent on China?” Hawley asked.

Haaland responded by claiming the agency moved to protect the delicate ecosystem in northern Minnesota. …

“Have you seen the number of jobs we have lost in this country to China in the last 20 years?” Hawley asked. “Do you know where those jobs come from? Over 3 million jobs have gone to China. Do you know where those jobs have come from? They’ve come out of midwestern towns like the ones I represent. They are blue-collar workers.” …

While American mining operations face obstacles from the White House, the Biden administration is funding critical mineral projects in Canada and Argentina. The broken regulatory regime for projects on American soil has moved lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to promote bipartisan reform on Capitol Hill.

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(Excerpt from The Federalist. Photo Credit: Canva)