Sen. D. Scott Dibble

A "yes" vote directs the MPCA to promote the use of energy sources and waste disposal methods that produce the least greenhouse gases, encourages the agency to adopt greenhouse gas standards, and allows for permit regulation based on greenhouse gas emissions.

A "yes" vote removes environmental rollbacks from the omnibus bill and adds funding for a 50-year clean water plan.

A "yes" vote prohibits lead in the manufacture of fishing tackle and hunting ammunition, reducing lead contamination for wildlife and Minnesotans.

A "yes" vote passes HF 6 off the Senate floor, and steps are made toward securing Minnesota’s transition to clean energy.