Marc Milette

Marc Milette

Marc Milette

@MarcMilette

May 13

🏔️ NAK Nation — Wednesday Analysis Post 🏔️ Something happened yesterday and today that NAK Nation needs to see. This is not part of the series. This is the story unfolding in real time. The Administrative Stream Just Moved Yesterday May 12 2026 the Bureau of Land Management rescinded the Biden administration's Public Lands Rule. Also known as the Conservation and Landscape Health Rule. That rule had elevated conservation as a primary use of federal public lands placing it on equal footing with mining energy grazing and timber. In plain language it was one of the regulatory layers the Biden administration used to create a hostile environment for large scale resource development on federal lands. House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Bruce Westerman was direct. The rescission unlocks resource-rich lands for key uses such as energy production mining grazing timber and outdoor recreation. One regulatory layer removed. One more step in the same direction. Then Burgum Testified Today May 13 2026 Interior Secretary Doug Burgum testified before the House Natural Resources Committee. I want to quote him directly. On the administration's regulatory agenda: "We have eliminated burdensome ideological counterproductive regulations that undermined efficient land management while maintaining appropriate protections of our wildlife and environment. Ongoing regulatory reform to cut red tape will continue to secure supply chains unlock American energy reduce prices deliver better outcomes for the American people." On critical minerals: "Under this administration Interior along with the rest of the administration is committed to increasing our energy production reestablishing our position as dominant in critical minerals protecting our economic and national security." Two Words Every NAK Investor Needs To Read Again Go back and listen to Burgum's first quote. Not the whole thing. Just two words. Ongoing regulatory reform. He did not say we have completed our work. He did not say the obstacles have been removed. He said ongoing. That word is deliberate. It is the Secretary of the Interior testifying under oath before Congress that what you have seen so far is not the end. It is the continuation of a process that is still in motion. The Public Lands Rule rescission happened yesterday. The WOTUS rule is being finalized. The SPEED Act and PERMIT Act are moving through the Senate. The Pebble Mine veto reconsideration is underway. Oral argument before Judge Gleason is 43 days away. Every one of those things is part of the ongoing regulatory reform Secretary Burgum described today. And he told Congress explicitly that it will continue. The Pattern Is Clear The Day One Executive Order unleashing Alaska's resource potential. The Zeldin personal approval of veto reconsideration language. The WOTUS rulemaking. The Dalton Corridor land transfer. The permitting reform legislation. The April 29 Senate testimony where Zeldin confirmed everything EPA is doing falls within the legal boundaries Congress wrote into the Clean Water Act. And now the BLM Public Lands Rule rescission and Burgum's testimony about critical minerals dominance and ongoing regulatory reform. Each action is a data point. Together they form a pattern that is directionally consistent and accelerating. And the man responsible for America's federal lands just told Congress under oath that it is not finished yet. The world's largest undeveloped copper deposit. 57 billion pounds of copper. 71 million ounces of gold. Sitting on Alaska state land. Waiting. Pro-business governments do not leave a trillion dollars worth of critical minerals in the ground. Full stop. Chapter 2 of The Veto Unravels posts Thursday. Stay locked in NAK Nation. 🇺🇸🏔️ #NAKNation #PebbleMine #Burgum #BLM #PublicLandsRule #CriticalMinerals #NorthernDynasty #AlaskaComeback #CopperDemand #TheVetoUnravels #ThreeStreams #AdminStream #PermittingReform #AmericaFirst #AlaskaFirst #MineAmerica #Zeldin #SPEEDAct #WOTUS #June25 #JudgeGleason #DrillBabyDrill #SarahPalin #OngoingRegulatoryReform

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May 13

.@SecretaryBurgum: "We have eliminated burdensome, ideological, counterproductive regulations that undermined efficient land management, while maintaining appropriate protections of our wildlife and environment. Ongoing regulatory reform to cut red tape will continue to secure supply chains, unlock American energy, reduce prices, deliver better outcomes for the American people."

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