On August 20th, Guronghui reported that the US Republican presidential candidate, Trump, promised to abolish a rule restricting power plant pollution imposed by the Biden administration, and reiterated plans to prevent Japanese steelmaker from acquiring United States Steel. In his most detailed economic speech to date, Trump further promised to fundamentally limit foreign companies' entry into the US domestic market, and stated that if he wins the November 5th election, he will ensure that 100% of essential supply chains are provided by the US. Trump also promised to revoke the April rules published by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that limit power plant air and water pollution, these rules aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 1 billion tons by 2047. "It's a disaster for our country," Trump said. "We're not going to close power plants, we're going to open a few dozen more, and we're going to do it quickly." Trump said his administration will use more "advanced small modular nuclear reactors" and will invoke the Defense Production Act to strengthen essential production.