Republican firebrand Representative Lauren Boebert last week began spearheading a package of amendments that could both gut landmark climate legislation and enrich her husband’s fossil fuel business.

During the first markup of Democrats’ reconciliation bill, the first-term Colorado congresswoman authored several initiatives designed to block higher fees for drilling on federal lands and for methane emissions.

Terra Energy Partners, a Houston-based oil and gas company that drills on federal lands, paid Boebert’s husband, Jayson, roughly $940,000 in 2019 and 2020 as a consultant, according to her latest financial disclosure report. Boebert failed to disclose her husband’s 2019 work for Terra Energy Partners in her congressional financial disclosure form filed last year.