Rep. John Heinrich

A “no” vote means industrial air permittees can continue to use trichloroethylene in Minnesota.

A "No" vote means - the Omnibus Bill does not pass and the state’s environmental and natural resource agencies are not funded and programs like "No Child Left Inside," "Lawns to Legumes," the AIS watercraft surcharge and the School Trust lands are not created or improved.

A “Yes” vote on HF 359 would add more items like mattresses to the list of products that are forbidden from containing harmful flame-retardant chemicals.

A “Yes” vote means the “truth in labeling” provision is deleted, and plants treated with pesticides deadly to bees and other pollinators can be labelled “pollinator-friendly.”