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AB 1704

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Mark GonzálezCalifornia assemblymember · D

AB 1704

Greenhouse gases: embodied carbon building materials

California · In committee

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Lobbied on it8 of 14
American Wood Council2 reportsAsphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association2 reportsCalportland Company2 reportsClimate Strategies Lab, LLC2 reportsGAF Materials LLC and GAF Energy LLC, Collectively 'GAF'2 reportsGypsum Association2 reportsHousing Action Coalition2 reportsResilient Floor Covering Institute2 reports
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Mark GonzálezSponsorsMark González sponsored AB 1704.None
American Wood CouncilLobbied on itAmerican Wood Council named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers AssociationLobbied on itAsphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Calportland CompanyLobbied on itCalportland Company named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Climate Strategies Lab, LLCLobbied on itClimate Strategies Lab, LLC named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
GAF Materials LLC and GAF Energy LLC, Collectively 'GAF'Lobbied on itGAF Materials LLC and GAF Energy LLC, Collectively 'GAF' named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Gypsum AssociationLobbied on itGypsum Association named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Housing Action CoalitionLobbied on itHousing Action Coalition named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Resilient Floor Covering InstituteLobbied on itResilient Floor Covering Institute named AB 1704 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports