OLCV Environmental Scorecard: Bills Tracked in 2023-2024

Bill	Description	Status
HB 2925	Addressing Racism as Public Health	Passed
HB 2929	Increases Water Resources Dept. Enforcement Authority	Passed
HB 3043	Toxic Free Kids Modernization Act	Passed
HB 3229	DEQ Title V Fees	Passed
HB 3382	Land Use Exemption for Port of Coos Bay	Passed
HB 3409	Climate Resilience Package	Passed
HB 3414	Urban Growth Boundary Expansion	Failed
HB 3630	Energy Package	Passed
HB 4015	Battery Storage for Electricity	Passed
HB 4080	Offshore Wind Road Map	Passed
HB 4083	COAL Act	Passed
HB 4132	Marine Reserves	Passed
SB 543	Polystyrene Foam Ban	Passed
SB 545	Legalizing Reusables	Passed
SB 546	Toxic Free Cosmetics	Passed
SB 907	Right to Refuse Dangerous Work	Passed
SB 1530	Housing Production Package	Passed
SB 1596	Right to Repair	Passed

Bill

Description

Status

HB 2925

Addressing Racism as Public Health

Passed

HB 2929

Increases Water Resources Dept. Enforcement Authority

Passed

HB 3043

Toxic Free Kids Modernization Act

Passed

HB 3229

DEQ Title V Fees

Passed

HB 3382

Land Use Exemption for Port of Coos Bay

Passed

HB 3409

Climate Resilience Package

Passed

HB 3414

Urban Growth Boundary Expansion

Failed

HB 3630

Energy Package

Passed

HB 4015

Battery Storage for Electricity

Passed

HB 4080

Offshore Wind Road Map

Passed

HB 4083

COAL Act

Passed

HB 4132

Marine Reserves

Passed

SB 543

Polystyrene Foam Ban

Passed

SB 545

Legalizing Reusables

Passed

SB 546

Toxic Free Cosmetics

Passed

SB 907

Right to Refuse Dangerous Work

Passed

SB 1530

Housing Production Package

Passed

SB 1596

Right to Repair

Passed

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About OLCV

The Oregon League of Conservation Voters is a non-partisan organization with a simple mission: to pass laws that protect Oregon's environmental legacy, elect pro-environment candidates to office, and hold all of our elected officials accountable.

For more information about OLCV, visit our website at olcv.org.

About the Scorecard

For more than 40 years, OLCV has protected Oregon's natural legacy. An essential part of our work is holding our elected officials accountable. The OLCV Environmental Scorecard is not only one of our most important accountability tools, but also a tradition. The first scorecard was published in 1973.

By sharing how each member of the Legislature voted on the most critical conservation bills, we help Oregonians understand whether legislators listened to their constituents, or if they listened to special interest groups instead. It also serves as a summary of environmental bills and includes special recognition of the legislative champions.