Bill
HB 703
Montana law exempts appliances, vehicles, and engines from state greenhouse gas emissions analysis requirements, removing climate impact review for major pollution sources.
HB 703 exempts appliances, vehicles, and engines from greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions analysis requirements in Montana. The bill removes the requirement for state agencies to conduct or consider GHG emissions impacts when regulating or approving these product categories. This represents a significant narrowing of environmental review scope for a major source of emissions.
Appliances, vehicles, and engines collectively account for a substantial portion of Montana's greenhouse gas emissions. By exempting these categories from emissions analysis, the state removes a tool that previously allowed policymakers to evaluate climate impacts during regulatory decision-making. This could affect Montana's ability to track, manage, or reduce emissions from these sectors going forward.
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