Resolutions

• HR7000 - Requests Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
• HR8400 - A Resolution "Professional Social Work Month"
• HR1070 - Four bill package to promote the use of PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles)
• HR1120 - Direct DEP to implement policies encouraging electronic recycling programs
• HR1270 - Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Recognition Day
• HR1360 - Urges President & Congress to ban export of mercury
• HR3000 - A Resolution petitioning the Congress of the United States to ban the use of organic or inorganic arsenic and arsenic derivatives in poultry feed
• HR 382 – This resolution amends House Rule 17 by urging the legislature to maximize session time.

Bills

• HB2380 - Act providing for energy efficiency in State buildings
• HB3190 - Act providing for adjustments to Environmental Stewardship Fund
• HB3280 - Establish an "Adopt a River" Program
• HB3660 - Establishes PA Energy office within the DEP
• HB4050 - Act reducing the tax on alternative fuels
• HB4360 - Provides for prosecution of MtBE violators
• HB4800 - Benefits parties who want to redevelop Brownfields in the Commonwealth
• HB4960 - Provides further regultion/fees for Nuclear Power Industry in PA
• HB5050 - "Bad Actor Provisions" in solid waste law
• HB5080 - Creates 3 year moratorium on Landfill + Incinerator Permits
• HB6750 - Illegal to dump waste assoc. with methamphetamines
• HB7720 - Energy Efficiency and Pollution Reduction Act
• HB7920 - Permits local govts. to test Sewage Sludge
• HB7930 - Phaseout MtBE - a toxic fuel additive
• HB8940 - Allowing schools to meet "LEED" standards
• HB9630 - Extensively revising provisions on adoption; and making repeals
• HB9760 - To provide limited public access to statutes in computer information systems.
• HB1137 - Further providing for limitation of time for commencement of civil action arising from childhood sexual abuse.
• HB1380 - Prohibiting the release of untreated agricultural waste that contains more than ten parts per million of arsenic or arsenic derivatives.
• HB 1427 – This legislation would update the Alternative Energy Portfolio Act of 2004 by extending the program until 2025 and increasing the percentage of alternative energy required to be supplied to 25 percent.
• HB 1453 – This bill (Adoption Record Retention) would require that, in the event an adoption agency were to close, it much forward all of its case records to the Department of Public Welfare.
• HB1500 - An Act providing for maintenance of wage standards in privatization of public service contracts.
• HB1643 - Amending the Public School Code of 1949, further providing for residence and right to free school privileges.
• HB 1839 – This bill would providing for the return of beverage containers and a returnable deposit value on returnable beverage containers.
• HB1924 - An Act amending the act of June 22, 1937 (P.L.1987, No.394), known as The Clean Streams Law, defining "xenoestrogens"; and further providing for protection of domestic water supplies.
• HB 1961 – FBI Background checks for prospective foster parents.