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Record On Conservation Issues
HF2171: Minnesota’s outdoor traditions (April 28, 2012)
Senate Floor Vote
Minnesota’s outdoor traditions of hunting and fishing are supported largely by the Game and Fish fund which is used to monitor fish and habitat populations and conduct activities that enhance the sports. But as the needs continued to grow, they… Continue reading
How Senator DeKruif Voted
The Senator voted NO on this issue.
How the Senate Voted
A "YES" vote allowed the Game and Fish fund to continue supporting our outdoor hunt and fish traditions.
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HF2244: School Trust land management (April 25, 2012)
Senate Floor Vote
Currently, Minnesota has about 2.5 million acres of land that is used to generate revenue for the Permanent School Trust. Most of this land is managed by the Department of Natural Resources and has a balanced use of mining, logging,… Continue reading
How Senator DeKruif Voted
The Senator voted YES on this issue.
How the Senate Voted
A "YES" vote changes the management of School Trust land so that generating revenue takes priority over protecting habitat and wildlife.
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SF1830 amendment: Protecting Minnesota’s wetlands (April 23, 2012)
Senate Floor Vote
The Senate Environment Policy bill contained provisions that make it easier to drain or fill wetlands by removing requirements that they be replaced. This amendment, introduced on the Senate floor, strips out those provisions and ensures that Minnesota’s “no net… Continue reading
How Senator DeKruif Voted
The Senator voted NO on this issue.
How the Senate Voted
A "NO" vote makes it easier to fill and drain wetlands.
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SF1830: Omnibus Environment Policy bill (April 23, 2012)
Senate Floor Vote
Since wetlands are a vital part of protecting Minnesota’s habitat, wildlife and water quality, the state has a longstanding “no net loss” policy to protect them. This bill makes it easier to drain or fill wetlands by removing replacement provisions.… Continue reading
How Senator DeKruif Voted
The Senator voted YES on this issue.
How the Senate Voted
A "YES" vote weakens wetland protections and increases penalties associated with spreading aquatic invasive species.
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SF270: Preserving community rights (April 3, 2012)
Senate Floor Vote
Under current law, Minnesotans have the right to decide if proposed developments are the right fit for their communities. This is particularly important when projects such as large feedlots could significantly impact local air and water quality. In its original… Continue reading
How Senator DeKruif Voted
The Senator voted YES on this issue.
How the Senate Voted
A "YES" vote means that it's easier for Minnesotans to stop developments that could harm the surrounding air and water.
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