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Senate adopts amendment expanding agricultural and petroleum-source definitions in climate-liability measure
Summary
Senate Amendment 5059, a strike-after amendment aligning the Senate and House versions of the bill and broadening the definition of agricultural and petroleum sources, was adopted before final passage of the substituted House File 2527.
The Senate adopted Senate Amendment 5059 to the climate-liability measure, a strike-after amendment described by sponsor Senator Shipley as conforming the senate file to the house file and expanding definitional language.
Shipley said the amendment "expands the definition of agricultural source to include a location where a commodity is handled, housed, preserved, distributed, or sold" and "adds a petroleum source as a source of greenhouse gas and defines petroleum source as a location where petroleum or petroleum product is manufactured, stored, or distributed." After explaining the amendment, he moved its adoption; the ayes prevailed and the amendment was adopted. The amendment was included before the Senate substituted House File 2527 for Senate File 2427 and proceeded to final passage.
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