Senator Joseph Griffo
(R-47/Utica)

Office: Senate
Affiliation: Republican
Key Position(s): Energy Committee Member
First Year in Office: 2007
Status: Currently in Office
Phone Number: 518-455-3334
Email Address: griffo@nysenate.gov
Office Website: Click to visit website

Yearly Scores


Environmental Super Bills

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Child Safe Products Act

Joseph Griffo's Level of Support:
Did Not Support
(Not a co-sponsor of this legislation)

Bill Number: A.3141-A (Assembly) / S.1526-B (Senate)

Description:
Identifies chemicals of concern, prioritizes them based on the likelihood for exposure, and requires disclosure by children's product makers as to whether their products contain priority chemicals. Phases out children's products made with priority chemicals starting January 1, 2016. Authorizes the Interstate Chemical Clearinghouse collect, manage, and publish the date collected from manufacturers.

Closing the Hazardous Waste Loophole

Joseph Griffo's Level of Support:
Did Not Support
(Not a co-sponsor of this legislation)

Bill Number: A.7013 (Assembly) / S.4616 (Senate)

Description:
Makes hazardous waste produced by oil and gas drilling subject to the same hazardous waste generation, transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal regulations that apply to other industries in New York.

Global Warming Pollution Control Act

Joseph Griffo's Level of Support:
Did Not Support
(Not a co-sponsor of this legislation)

Bill Number: A.5346-A (Assembly) / S.2742-B (Senate)

Description:
Establishes a limit on greenhouse gas emissions from all sources in New York and requires that the limit not be greater than statewide emissions for the year 1990. Statewide limit is to be reduced until emissions are 80% below 1990 levels by 2050.

Solar Industry Development and Jobs Act

Joseph Griffo's Level of Support:
Did Not Support
(Not a co-sponsor of this legislation)

Bill Number: A.9149-A (Assembly) / Not Introduced in Senate

Description:
Directs the New York State Public Service Commission to develop an incentive program to meet the target of 3,000 megawatts of installed solar photovoltaic capacity by 2021.