Trump's plan to reduce environmental regulations to boost U.S. energy production

During a recent speech in Savannah, Georgia, Trump emphasized the need to expedite the bureaucratic processes associated with environmental impact statements, which he claims delay crucial energy projects. He suggested that the U.S. possesses abundant resources such as rare earth elements, oil, and gas, and that removing regulatory hurdles would allow American manufacturing and energy production to thrive. Additionally, he indicated that his administration would prioritize making environmentally protected lands available for energy development, potentially altering the landscape of U.S. energy policy. This approach aligns with his broader economic proposals, which include offering tax incentives for domestic manufacturing and appointing a manufacturing ambassador to attract businesses back to the U.S.