The US Senate will vote Monday, November 9, on whether to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a bill that weakens bedrock environmental laws and makes it harder for Tribes and the public to challenge harmful extractive projects. The bill includes permitting provisions that could expand drilling, mining, logging and data-center development on public lands, even when these projects threaten wildlife, clean water, and communities. To be clear: We support permitting reform that helps build renewable energy faster, but not at the expense of public lands, Tribal sovereignty or community protections. Join our partners and take action to oppose the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. Link in bio. Photo 1: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the largest national wildlife refuge in the United States. Norio Matsumoto (@noriomatsumoto_official) Photo 2: Miles Wheatcroft and Oliver Pratt skirt past Beehive Lake en route to the Selkirk Crest. Selkirk Mountains, Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho. Woods Wheatcroft (@woodswheatcroft) Photo 3: C’iyals return to the Upper Klamath Basin for the first time in over 100 years. Paul Wilson (@paulrww)