Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
Writes environmental laws on clean air, clean water, toxic chemicals, waste disposal and wildlife. It also covers highway construction, dams and flood control, federal buildings and the regulation of civilian nuclear power.
Writes laws on clean air and water, toxic chemicals and wildlife. Also covers highway construction, dams, flood control and federal buildings.
287 bills sent here. 29 came out.287 bills in. 29 came out.
10% came out, against a Senate average of 12%.
Bills can be sent to more than one committee. “Came out” means this committee voted to report it or was discharged from it, or the full Senate passed it.
What the chair hasn’t taken up yetNot taken up yet
In seniority order, so you can see who’s next in lineBy seniority, so you see who’s next in line
Darker means more members. California has the most, with 2.
Mostly environmental protection
Where the detailed work happens
When it meets
Includes the 4 subcommittees. A markup is where members amend a bill and vote to send it to the floor.
Nothing scheduled yet. Committees post meetings about a week ahead.
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