House Natural Resources Committee Debates Land Management Bills
House Natural Resources Committee advances permitting reform legislation, tribal sovereignty bills, and public lands measures in consolidated November hearing.
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House Natural Resources Committee advances permitting reform legislation, tribal sovereignty bills, and public lands measures in consolidated November hearing.
Small modular reactor lobbying intensifies as First American Nuclear retains C2 Strategies to advocate for SMR manufacturing and nuclear fuel reprocessing.
FDA monoclonal antibody lobbying gains new player as Spyre Therapeutics launches first federal campaign, hiring Arnold & Porter to influence regulatory pathways.
Geothermal lobbying expands as Fervo Energy hires former Senate staffer Thomas Erb to lead in-house advocacy on permitting reform and tax policy.
Airport security privatization gains momentum as Private Suite LAX hires Maven Advocacy Partners to lobby on screening services amid Republican TSA reform push.
Alice Group USA LLC launches its first trade lobbying effort with Miller Strategies to navigate volatile tariff and sanctions policy amid Congressional battles.
Morgan Stanley’s financial regulation lobbying expands with Miller Strategies hire, adding Dodd-Frank expertise amid intensifying Congressional debates.
Infrastructure lobbying firm KTA-Tator retains AxAdvocacy and former House Transportation Committee staffer to influence bridge corrosion prevention legislation.
Kurdistan geopolitical lobbying expands as Kurdish leaders hire Hogan Lovells with elite foreign policy team amid Iranian drone strikes and congressional debates.
Pipeline permitting advocacy gains a new voice as Bridger Pipeline LLC retains RP3 Consulting for its first federal lobbying effort on energy project approvals.
VDMS America Inc. hires Mercury Public Affairs for tariff lobbying as German machinery exports face unprecedented U.S. trade barriers threatening industry survival.
Pharmaceutical pricing legislation drives Amgen to hire Sightline Advocacy as Congress advances bipartisan drug pricing reforms and Medicare negotiations.
Semiconductor export controls tighten as Teradyne Inc. hires Sightline Advocacy to navigate U.S. regulations targeting China’s access to advanced chipmaking technology.
The daylight saving time debate intensifies as House Energy and Commerce examines tourism impacts, with competing interests spending hundreds of thousands on lobbying.
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Mining industry lobbying heats up as Americas Gold and Silver hires top congressional staffers to influence federal permitting reform and domestic mineral production policy.
Space industry lobbying escalates as Planet Labs PBC hires elite firm Miller Strategies to secure government satellite contracts and push regulatory reform.
Alaska Native Corporation lobbying intensifies as Cook Inlet Region Inc. hires Invariant LLC for $90K to secure energy, defense, and cleanup opportunities.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee examines Taiwan policy implementation and ambassador nominations for Bangladesh, Spain, and South Africa on November 20.
The House Communications and Technology Subcommittee markup on November 18 addresses 28 bills covering AI regulation, broadband access, and network security.
The First Public Hydrogen Authority retains Miller Strategies for hydrogen policy lobbying as the sector faces $7.56 billion in federal funding cuts amid ongoing support.
AACCP consolidates credit repair lobbying with Marble Arch LLC as Congress advances legislation threatening the industry’s upfront fee business model.
House Small Business Committee examines domestic manufacturing revival on Nov. 20, with bipartisan focus on supply chains, jobs, and reducing China dependency.
Education funding crisis deepens as House Committee confronts $10B in frozen K-12 support, halved DOE workforce, and sweeping restructuring efforts.