HB 3505 lowers the ethylene oxide emissions threshold to 30 pounds, requiring stricter monitoring and permits to protect public health near emission sources.

House Bill 2158 removes sunset clauses on pet food registration fees, ensuring ongoing funding for spay and neuter services, benefiting animal welfare in West Virginia.

House Bill 3521 reallocates $1,192,452 from the Consumer Protection Recovery Fund to enhance West Virginia's Tobacco Education Program, promoting public health.

HCR 100 requires harassment and discrimination training in Hawaii to include competency in LGBTQ+ identities, fostering inclusivity and support for diverse employees.

HCR 99 initiates a study to combat financial fraud in West Virginia, aiming to protect consumers and enhance laws against scams, including robocalls and cryptocurrency fraud.