Natural Resources

Issue Code: NAT

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AI Overview

Natural Resources is one of the 79 issue categories tracked under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. With $526.1M in total lobbying spend across 25.8K filings, it ranks among the most heavily lobbied policy areas in Washington. The money flowing into this issue reflects how much is at stake for the industries involved.

$526.1M
Total Lobbying Spend
25.8K
Filings
50
Top Clients

Spending by Year

YearSpendingFilings
2018$55.5M2,886
2019$54.2M2,842
2020$54.3M2,981
2021$54.1M2,964
2022$66.2M3,314
2023$76.2M3,744
2024$72.0M3,219
2025$93.7M3,824

Biggest Spenders

Top Firms

What They Lobby For

  • Offshore One Call Notification Center Pipeline Safety
  • water infrastructure funding and related water policy issues
  • Monitoring land tenure issues-no specific legislation Monitored emissions issues associated w/ Clean Air Act Battery recycling issues; long term mine remediation effort at Doe-Run related properties B
  • Monitor and evaluate federal initiatives, both authorizing and appropriations, and regulatory matters regarding: International and Foreign Assistance funding; the Arctic Region; Illegal, unreported an
  • regulatory development
  • Issues related to the purchase of land for a National Wildlife Refuge.
  • (a)Reform and extension of Business Energy Investment Tax Credit, (b)Preservation of the Modified Accelerated Cost-Recovery System, (c)U.S. trade policy related to import or export of solar equipment
  • H.R.1 Tax cuts and Jobs Act H.R.4092 AG Act H.R.4513 Farmers of Tomorrow Act S.21 Chesapeake Bay Farm Bill Enhancement Act S.1603 H.R. 3266 S.1776 H.R.3354 H.R.3353 H.R.2886 S.1752 H.R.424 H.R.3040 H
  • Issues Related to purchase of land for a National Wildlife Refuge
  • Assist in promoting irrigation related issue with Congress, the Bureau of Reclamation, and other Federal agencies as needed. Such issues will include conservation policies, storage, and efficient irri

Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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