California Senator Ben Allen’s Right to Clean Water Act Gets Approved in the Senate Judiciary Committee
Idea Category: Clean Water, Pollution
California Senator Ben Allen’s Right to Clean Water Act was approved in the Senate Judiciary Committee. In response to rollbacks in protections at the federal level, his bill would create a simplified, consistent framework for water standards across the state and protect waterways at the same level of protection against pollution previously covered by the federal Clean Water Act. “California deserves water protections that represent the nature of our waterways,” said Senator Allen in a press release. “Our delicate and now-vulnerable streams and wetlands are interconnected and impact the health of one another across the state. Enshrining the protections provided by SB 601 – the same protections provided by the federal government under the Clean Water Act for decades – will help provide clean water across California for generations to come.”
More Idea’s From Ben Allen
California Senators Josh Becker and Ben Allen Propose Wildfire Prevention Program
Idea Category: Environment, Small Business | Funding Source: ARP
Senator Ben Allen Introduced Low-interest Loan Program for Homeowners Impacted by Wildfires
Idea Category: Climate Change, Housing | Funding Source: ARP
Senator Ben Allen’s Bill to Protect Wildfire Survivors Passed Into Law
Idea Category: Public Safety, Safety Net | Funding Source: ARP
California Senator Ben Allen Advances Bills to Enhance Consumer Protections, Climate Resiliency, and Insurance Market Stability
Idea Category: Climate Change, Consumer Protection | Funding Source: ARP
California Senator Ben Allen Co-Authored Bills that Eliminate all Plastic Bags From Businesses that Sell Food
Idea Category: Environment | Funding Source: ARP
Senator Ben Allen: Cracking Down on Plastic Pollution
Idea Category: Climate Change | Funding Source: ARP
Revolving Loan Fund for Communities Threatened by Climate-Fueled Disasters
Idea Category: Climate Change | Funding Source: ARP


