Testimony
To the House Environment and Agriculture Committee (1/8/24) on the HB1630 on Extended Producer Responsibility (starts at 3:33:00)
Rep. Lucius Parshall
To the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee (1/9/24) on the Skip the Stuff Bill HB1207 (starts at 4:47:00 ends at 5:15:00)
Rep. Tony Caplan
To the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee (1/9/24) on the Container Deposit Bill HB1636 (ends at 6:15:00)
Rep. Sherry Dutzy
Bonnie Christie reading testimony from Susan Richman
To the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee (1/9/24) on the HB1649 to prohibit PFAS in certain products in NH (starts at 6:15:00)
Rep. Karen Ebel
Rep. Wendy Thomas
Rep. Carry Spier
NOTE: The hearing was running late on a snowy night. Other PWG members hoped to testify, but had to leave. However, many members submitted written testimony and weighed in to support his important bill.
2023
To the Committee to Study Extended Producer Responsibility (10/16/23)
Rep. Parshall and others.
NOTE: Click seal of the State of NH to start the recording.
To the Committee to Study Extended Producer Responsibility (10/16/23)
Rep. Parshall and others.
NOTE: Click seal of the State of NH to start the recording.
To the Committee to Study Extended Producer Responsibility (09/18/23)
Reps. Parshall and Dutzy,
and others
To the NH Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee (02/07/23)
SB 267 - Rule Making for Advanced Recycling Faciltiies
C. Walter - 1:30:00
K. Baber - 1:55:00
B. Christie - 2:00:00
J. Gage - 2:08:00
House Environment and Agriculture (02/21/23)
HB 253 - Establishing a Committee to Study Extended Producer Responsibility - Passed the House and is on to the NH Senate!
You can view the hearing (it's the first one in the embedded YouTube ), which begins with PWG member and State Representative Sherry Dutzy with Cynthia Walter, PhD. following at ~ 20:00 minutes. The rest of the committee hearing on landfill siting is excellent and worth watching, with several members of the PWG testifying.
Interesting written testimony for HB 253 from two trade of groups is attached representing the forestry (neutral) and plastics industry (support) are attached.
Many PWG members signed in to support this bill, contributing to the 78 online entries in support. There were 4 opposed, but 2 were commenting on another bill.