The Session certainly moved quickly and efficiently, with committees largely passing without revision all three bills introduced. Health Security and 493 other projects funded by the Junior Bill all got their funding and we will all be getting rebates, but… Read More ›
No hearings to Zoom, no calls to make, so time to clean the house, replenish the pantry, read and think more deeply…. Before we look at what’s next for Retake, we announce two Retake Zooms: a Debrief Huddle and a… Read More ›
After spending much of Sunday and Monday morning furiously texting House Reps to vote “no” on HB 228, I heard from Rep. McQueen that Egolf would only be calling Sen. bills for the rest of the session. BREATHE.
A little more explanation of why we reversed our position on HB 6 Clean Future Act, which will be heard this morning at 8:30 in House Govt., Elections & Indian Affairs. (We now guardedly support HB 6, pushing for additional… Read More ›
This afternoon on Zoom we met with 25 statewide climate justice activists/organizations to strategize around HB 227, the new Hydrogen Hub bill, and the obvious willingness of Dem. leadership to do ANYTHING to pass Hydrogen legislation. We share their views… Read More ›
The Hydrogen Hub has been resurrected and tucked into HB 227 Public Peace, Health, Safety & Welfare, a dummy bill. You can find the bill language in a committee substitute bill. Nathan Small immediately jumped in to pronounce it new… Read More ›