Minnesota House Democrats passed an omnibus climate and energy budget bill that would provide over $1 billion in new spending and includes a slew of party priorities, including establishing a green bank and requiring that the state hit zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Other provisions in the package include a series of restrictions on PFAS, a group of man-made chemicals associated with a series of ailments, found in everything from food packaging, cookware, clothing and firefighting foam used by the military.
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