Louisiana HB566 prohibits state funds from supporting net-zero greenhouse gas emissions policies.
Louisiana HB566 prohibits state agencies from using state funds for programs, initiatives, or activities tied to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions goals. The law defines "net-zero greenhouse gas emissions goals" as objectives aimed at achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. Exceptions include compliance with federal laws, obligations under pre-existing contracts, incentives for pollutant reduction, and emergency expenditures. The law allows citizens to file civil actions against public entities for violations and mandates the awarding of costs and attorney fees to prevailing parties.
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