SB 426 aims to prevent children's exposures to pesticides on playgrounds, cafeterias, learning spaces and sports fields.

HB 2396 directs the Environmental Quality Commission to establish and implement an indirect source review program to control emissions of air contaminants from indirect sources of air pollution.

HB 2658 directs the Department of Transportation to determine carbon emissions of motor vehicles and impose additional registration fees based on relative vehicle carbon emissions.

SB 610 establishes the Food for All Oregonians Program within the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to provide nutrition assistance to residents of this state who would qualify for federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program but for immigration status.

SB 907 builds on Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) worker protection standards for heat/smoke to protect workers’ right to refuse work in certain dangerous conditions, e.g. AQI over 300 or extreme temperatures, or other dangerous conditions.

Fix It First (HB 2677)

This legislation would use federally required Transportation Asset Management Plan (TAMP) data submitted by ODOT as a metric to assess the highway state of good repair conditions. For any project adopted into the Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan that is a roadway expansion project, ODOT must provide a funding plan for maintenance on the project that shows how this project will not negatively impact the state of good repair of the highway system.

Oregon Transportation Commission Reform (SB 2619)

SB 2619 modifies membership of the Oregon Transportation Commission (OTC). It directs the governor to appoint at least one member who is younger than 25, one who gets around without a car, one who has a disability, and one who represents Oregon tribes. The bill also seeks the appointment of an OTC executive director to manage and oversee the commission, as well as other accountability measures.

Greenhouse Gas Measurement (Colorado Rule) (HB 3483)

HB 3483 directs the Environmental Quality Commission to establish transportation greenhouse gas reduction targets. It modifies requirements of long-range transportation plans developed by Oregon Transportation Commission to require that plan achieve greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets. It also directs the commission to consider whether projects included in statewide transportation improvement programs are consistent with targets.