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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum mentioned that the American public deserves an energy framework based on practicality, rather than 'expensive subsidies'. Subsidies are financial aid or support extended by a government to an economic sector, often to promote certain activities like renewable energy. The statement implies a belief that the cost of supporting wind projects outweighs their benefits.
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