House Republicans are working to reverse the damage done by the Biden administration. That's why we are focusing on reversing the previous administration's burdensome regulations that have reduced Americans' ability to choose what product best fits their needs.

This week, the House passed the:

• H.J. Res 24: this reverses a Department of Energy rule that imposes energy efficiency standards on walk-in coolers and freezers, which will lead to higher costs for taxpayers.
• H.J. Res 75: this reveres a Department of Energy rule that sets stricter energy efficiency standards for commercial refrigerators, freezers, and refrigerator-freezers, which will lead to higher costs for taxpayers.

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I was thrilled to hear the news that Tom Schultz would be the 21st Chief of the Forest Service. With over 25 years of land management experience, I am confident that Tom Schultz is the right person for the job! 

Enhancing forest health and improving management is critical for wildfire suppression efforts and protecting communities and forests. As Chairman of the House Interior and Environment Appropriations Subcommittee, which oversees funding for the Forest Service, I look forward to working together on these efforts.