Bill

Fossil fuel treaty

Concerning the United States government joining the global community in formally developing a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty.

Sponsors

Representative StreetPrimary

Representative BergSecondaryRepresentative BergquistSecondaryRepresentative BerrySecondaryRepresentative CortesSecondaryRepresentative DoglioSecondaryRepresentative DonaghySecondaryRepresentative DuerrSecondaryRepresentative GoodmanSecondaryRepresentative GregersonSecondaryRepresentative HillSecondaryRepresentative KlobaSecondaryRepresentative LekanoffSecondaryRepresentative MacriSecondaryRepresentative MenaSecondaryRepresentative NanceSecondaryRepresentative ObrasSecondaryRepresentative OrmsbySecondaryRepresentative Ortiz-SelfSecondaryRepresentative ParshleySecondaryRepresentative PetersonSecondaryRepresentative PolletSecondaryRepresentative RamelSecondaryRepresentative ReedSecondaryRepresentative ReevesSecondaryRepresentative RyuSecondaryRepresentative SalahuddinSecondaryRepresentative SantosSecondaryRepresentative ScottSecondaryRepresentative SimmonsSecondaryRepresentative SpringerSecondaryRepresentative StearnsSecondaryRepresentative TaylorSecondaryRepresentative ThaiSecondaryRepresentative ThomasSecondaryRepresentative WylieSecondaryRepresentative ZahnSecondary

Official bill summary on app.leg.wa.gov →

Current status: By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.

1. Jan 28, 2025
   First reading, referred to Environment & Energy.

Hearings