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HB 420, 72nd Regular Session
Relating to a moratorium on the burning of certain hazardous wastes in cement kilns; providing a civil penalty.

Last action: Tagged in committee

Author: Edmund Kuempel
Coauthor: Keith Oakley
Sponsor: Bill Sims

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (House Research Organization)
Engrossed (Senate Research Center)

Subjects:
Environment--Air
Environment--Hazardous, Toxic & Nuclear Waste

House Committee: Environmental Affairs (Robert Saunders, Clyde Alexander, Jack Harris, Allen Hightower, Steve Holzheauser, Mike Jackson, Edmund Kuempel, Keith Oakley, Ashley Smith)
Minutes: March 19 1991 | April 4 1991 | April 9 1991
House Committee: Subcommittee on HB 420 (Edmund Kuempel, Jack Harris, Allen Hightower)
Senate Committee: Natural Resources (Bill Sims, Kenneth Armbrister, Gonzalo Barrientos, J.E. Brown, Steven Carriker, Eddie Lucio, Bill Ratliff, Peggy Rosson, David Sibley, Carlos Truan, Judith Zaffirini)
Minutes: May 23 1991 | May 24 1991

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