House Environment News Today

People Not Polluters on Monday called out Gov. Tim Walz and his agencies for what it termed “polluter capture,” a phrase that asserts that industry and agriculture hold too much

Lislegard, former mayor of Aurora, was first elected to the District 6B seat in 2018, and was reelected to represent the newly drawn District 7B in 2022.

Representative Dave Lislegard announced that he will not seek re-election for another term in the Minnesota House of Representatives.

Over the last several years, a debate over how to manage wildlife has become a symbol of a broader cultural divide in Vermont. During the recently concluded legislative session, that debate culminated in S.258, a bill that would have changed the...

State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, toured the Cowlitz County Public Utility District (PUD) methane capture project on Thursday. Abbarno helped secure $4.9 million in this years supplemental …

ST. PAUL—Legislation that establishes a regulatory framework for gas and oil production in the state received an important hearing in the House Environment and Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday afternoon.

For the past several decades, two Democrats and two Republicans in the Minnesota House have passed out trees on Arbor Day as a brief respite from political tensions at the Capitol.

(The Center Square) – There is ongoing debate over a newly-enacted law and its effect on natural gas in Washington state. The state's largest utility provider says it does not affect natural gas for new or future customers, but others argue that the new provisions set the stage for turning the shut-off valve for good.

HF 3377 will be heading to Gov. Tim Walz’s office for him to sign, and it contains 101 projects worth nearly $80 million.

The day after the Maryland General Assembly concluded its 2024 session, Calvert County’s local government officials were able to savor some significant accomplishments.