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February 19, 2025

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This executive order establishes that it is the policy of the United States to encourage energy production and exploration on federal lands and waters and to eliminate the electric vehicle (EV) mandate. It requires the heads of departments to review all regulations that burden domestic energy production and use, and to implement action plans to rescind or revise such regulations. The order rescinds a number of Biden’s executive orders on energy and the environment and implements actions to terminate the Green New Deal. It directs agency heads to eliminate delays with respect to permitting and expedite projects deemed essential to the nation’s economy or security. It also directs DOE to restart review of LNG export applications and to identify all agency actions that impose undue burdens on domestic mining.

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Case Name Butterbee Farms v. USDA, Case No. 125-cv-0737
Date Complaint Filed March 13, 2025
Venue United States District Court, District of Columbia
Summary

Plaintiffs (farm/farmer recipients of IRA funds) sue Defendants and argue that Exec. Order No. 14154 is an unconstitutional violation of the Constitution’s Separation of Powers, Take Care Clause, and the Administrative Procedures Act.  Plaintiffs seek declaratory and injunctive relief ending the unlawful funding freeze initiated by the executive order and the actions taken by USDA and OMB to halt disbursement of obligated funds.

 

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