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Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition

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Bills it lobbied on8 of 60
AB 1162 Lodging establishments: personal care products: small plastic bottles4 reports · Became lawAB 1672 Solid waste: premoistened nonwoven disposable wipes4 reports · In committeeAB 792 Recycling: plastic containers: minimum recycled content and labeling4 reports · VetoedAB 1583 The California Recycling Market Development Act4 reports · Became lawSB 343 Environmental advertising: recycling symbol: recyclability: products and packaging4 reports · Became lawAB 1817 Product safety: textile articles: perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)3 reports · Became lawAB 2638 School facilities: drinking water: water bottle filling stations3 reports · Became lawAB 161 Solid waste: paper waste: proofs of purchase3 reports · In committee
Lawmakers it funded or lobbied5 of 32
Phil TingLeads 3 of these billsRichard BloomLeads 2 of these billsSusan EggmanLeads 1 of these billsAsh KalraLeads 1 of these billsBen AllenLeads 1 of these bills
Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition: 8 of 60 bills it lobbied on and 5 of 32 lawmakers it gave to or whose bills it lobbied on. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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AB 1162Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 1162, “Lodging establishments: personal care products: small plastic bottles”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
AB 1672Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 1672, “Solid waste: premoistened nonwoven disposable wipes”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
AB 792Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 792, “Recycling: plastic containers: minimum recycled content and labeling”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
AB 1583Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 1583, “The California Recycling Market Development Act”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
SB 343Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named SB 343, “Environmental advertising: recycling symbol: recyclability: products and packaging”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
AB 1817Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 1817, “Product safety: textile articles: perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)”, in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
AB 2638Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 2638, “School facilities: drinking water: water bottle filling stations”, in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
AB 161Bills it lobbied onClean Seas Lobbying Coalition named AB 161, “Solid waste: paper waste: proofs of purchase”, in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
Phil TingLawmakers it funded or lobbiedPhil Ting leads 3 bills Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition lobbied on.Leads 3 of these bills
Richard BloomLawmakers it funded or lobbiedRichard Bloom leads 2 bills Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition lobbied on.Leads 2 of these bills
Susan EggmanLawmakers it funded or lobbiedSusan Eggman leads 1 bill Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Ash KalraLawmakers it funded or lobbiedAsh Kalra leads 1 bill Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Ben AllenLawmakers it funded or lobbiedBen Allen leads 1 bill Clean Seas Lobbying Coalition lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills