Don’t DO IT Act

This bill, HR 6064 (the "Don’t DO IT Act"), requires federal officials to deny permits for solar or wind energy projects on federal land if a state legislature has passed disapproval legislation for that specific project. It directly affects renewable energy developers seeking federal land rights-of-way by giving states a veto power over such projects within their borders. The key mechanism is a new provision mandating denial of permit applications when the state governor notifies the federal Secretary of the project's disapproval by the state legislature. This creates a direct state-federal coordination point for renewable energy development on public lands.