Assembly Bill 5 allowed for property assessed clean energy for commercial buildings, which allows financing for energy efficiency or renewable energy upgrades to stay with ...
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Assembly: 34 Yes, 8 No
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No
Assembly Bill 50 revises provisions relating to the imposition of certain fees, civil penalties and administrative fines by the State Environmental Commission. This bill allows ...
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Assembly: 31 Yes, 11 No
Senate: 19 Yes, 1 No, 1 Excused
Assembly Bill 159 would have repealed the state’s regulatory process for obtaining a hydraulic fracturing (fracking) permit and prohibited any fracking within the state. The ...
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Assembly: 26 Yes, 15 No, 1 Excused
Assembly Bill 206, in its original form, would have required that 50% of all electricity produced in Nevada would come from renewable sources like solar, ...
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Assembly: 30 Yes, 12 No
Senate: 12 Yes, 9 No
Assembly Bill 277 as amended would have changed zoning laws so that rural areas adjacent to National Conservation Areas like Red Rock Canyon, Sloan Canyon, ...
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Assembly: 30 Yes, 12 No
Senate: 14 Yes, 7 No
Assembly Bill 379 creates a funding mechanism through a special district for parks, trails and open space. Over the last ten years, municipal and county ...
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Assembly: 34 Yes, 8 No
Senate: 13 Yes, 7 No, 1 Excused
Assembly Bill 385 requires the Division of State Parks to issue, without charge, an annual pass for state parks and recreational areas to each 5th ...
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Assembly: 42 Yes, 0 No
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No
Assembly Bill 405 restores rooftop solar in Nevada, allowing people to once again utilize local solar to reduce pollution and their electricity bills. This bill ...
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Assembly: 38 Yes, 2 No, 2 Excused
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No
Assembly Joint Resolution 10 opposes the development of Yucca Mountain as a repository for spent nuclear fuel and other high-level radioactive waste. The resolution calls ...
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Assembly: 32 Yes, 6 No, 4 Excused
Senate: 19 Yes, 2 No
Assembly Joint Resolution 13 expresses support for the enactment and use of the Antiquities Act and the designation of the Basin and Range National Monument ...
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Assembly: 27 Yes, 15 No
Senate: 12 Yes, 9 No
Senate Bill 145 establishes as part of the Solar Energy Systems Incentive Program a program for the payment of incentives for the installation of certain ...
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Assembly: 36 Yes, 5 No, 1 Excused
Senate: 20 Yes, 1 No
Senate Bill 150 as amended requires the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada to establish energy savings goals for investor-owned utilities to help customers save energy ...
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Assembly: 34 Yes, 5 No, 3 Excused
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No
Senate Bill 167 makes an appropriation for more than $600,000 for the creation and maintenance of school gardens. Grants are limited to $10,000 during the ...
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Assembly: 37 Yes, 5 No
Senate: 16 Yes, 5 No
Senate Bill 204 requires the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada to investigate whether it should require utility companies to have energy storage targets. Storage is ...
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Assembly: 39 Yes, 2 No, 1 Excused
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No
Senate Bill 392 authorized the creation of community solar gardens, which would allow friends and neighbors to join together on a shared solar array to ...
Status:
Assembly: 30 Yes, 12 No
Senate: 17 Yes, 4 No
Senate Bill 413 establishes the last Saturday of September as Public Lands Day to celebrate Nevada’s beautiful publicly-owned natural landscapes. SB 413 authorizes the Governor ...
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Assembly: 33 Yes, 6 No, 3 Excused
Senate: 18 Yes, 3 No
SB 512 removes the fee schedule for the use of state lands (primarily piers and buoys) and allows for the Division of State Lands to ...
Status:
Assembly: 33 Yes, 8 No, 1 Excused
Senate: 16 Yes, 5 No
Senate Joint Resolution 13 expresses support for Congress to allocate $1.3 billion in existing revenue each year into conserving and managing wildlife. The money would ...
Status:
Assembly: 28 Yes, 13 No, 1 Excused
Senate: 21 Yes, 0 No