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OH HR214
Resolution
Status
10/6/2015
Primary Sponsor
Michael Sheehy
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AI Summary
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Toledo experienced a three-day drinking water ban in summer 2014 caused by harmful algal blooms linked to phosphorous from fertilizer runoff
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Ontario, Michigan, and Ohio agreed to reduce phosphorous in Lake Erie's western basin by 40% over ten years with an interim goal of 20% reduction by 2020
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House of Representatives encourages support for the multi-state phosphorous reduction agreement
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Clerk of the House directed to send authenticated copies of the resolution to Ohio news media
Legislative Description
To encourage support for the agreement reached between Ontario, Michigan, and Ohio regarding the reduction of phosphorous in the western basin of Lake Erie.
Last Action
Introduced and Referred to Committee: Agriculture and Rural Development
10/6/2015