Trump encourages energy agenda against his fossil fuels in the union speech
In the Union talk, President Trump promoted the extraction of fossil fuels, critical minerals and plan to develop a plan for natural gas pipeline in Alaska
Donald Trump President of the US Congress in the Capitol Chamber Chamber of Chamber of Capitol, 4 March 2025.
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Climatewire | Presidents of Donald Trump Efforts to deal with climate change, often on Tuesday Congress in Congress, while fossil fuels and mineral productions were performed fast.
Trump gave a talk that held the first weeks of his second period, including the energy emergency declaration. Democrat – who did not have a boycott address – replied the President since January 20th.
“I finished the ridiculous green cheater, withdrew from the unfair climate climate in Paris, which cost us for dollars,” Trump said. “We finished our country’s environmental restrictions that our country was much safer and completely undeniable.”
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The conference never given a green agreement, the President and Republicans use them as a competitive action against climate change. GOP Joe Biden’s environmental heritage president is in the broad chair chairs.
Trump squeezed the ID administration to move oil and gas rental, even if it maintained production. He also blamed the former president to close the central shows.
“We have more golden golden liquids farther than any nation of the earth, and now the most carefully perented group is never assembled and will get it. It’s called drill, baby,” said Trump.
Beyond the rhetorical dress, the president said “historical action, the US here to significantly expand the production of critical minerals” historical action. Did not give details.
Trump, when talking about Ukraine, said the president Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote a letter that maintained an agreement between the two countries in the two countries.
The president took credit to end the “Mandate of the Electrical Madness” of the Bid Administration, saving our selfworkers and companies from economic destruction. “
The former president did not order the Republicans to proclaim, but he promoted the rules that would promote electrification in the transport sector.
Trump made a “giant” natural gas pipeline project in Alaska. The President was referring to the Indirect State Pipe and Natural Gas Export Project over the years, and has been Pushing Asian countries to invest.
“Japan, South Korea and other nations want to be our partner with investments of some trillion dollars,” Trump said.
Trump talked about taking Panama channel. And though Greenland said, he confirmed that he had the right to determination with himself, he confirmed his intention to assume himself.
“I think we will reach one way or another,” said the President. “We’ll get it.”
Democratic protests
Democratek Donald Trump speaks of the U.S. President in the US Capitol, March 4, 2025, talks at an address of the Congress Unified Session.
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CONGRTIVE SESSION SESSIONAL LECTURES INCREASURED AND PARTISS IN PARTISS. The Republicans were happy with democratic silence.
Several democrats – Senate’s natural energy and resources, Martin Heinrich (DN.M.) and members of the Senate Environment and Senate Energy Classification (Dr.I.) – Skip.
Some guest guests were so-called Elon Musk’s so-called government efficiency. Trump cropped Musk’s cost across his notes. Democrats have called billions of illegal action.
Democrats also had signs of protest. Some people steal “fake” and “musk”. Melanie Stangsbury (DN.M.) made a sign behind the Trump back, “This is not normal.” Rep. Catch Lance Goden (R-Texas) and threw it in the air.
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-la.), He invited a guest related to the natural gas industry.
“These people sitting here will not be applauded, it will not stand and certainly not encourage these astronomical achievements,” Trump said. “It’s very sad, and it’s not like that.”
In the official democratic response, Michigan Senere’s Elissa Slotkin denounced Republicans and wanted to be intended to cut the government.
“America wants to change,” he said. “But there is a responsible way to change and make a negligent way.”
Slotkin said Trump’s tariff would hurt consumers, including energy prices. “Changes shouldn’t be chaotic,” he said.
Trump offered a strong defense of his fare so far and said he would do more soon. He finally said he could pay a “small bother”.
“God saved me to do America again,” said the President last year quoting about the murder attempt.
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