Natural Resources & Environment Committee (Georgia House)

The House Natural Resources & Environment Committee is a 25 member legislative body consisting of a chairman, a vice-chairman, a secretary, and 22 members. The Committee operates under a House mandate to evaluate legislation pertaining to the usage of Georgia’s natural resources.^[1]

Scope and jurisdiction

The House Natural Resources & Environment Committee is responsible for all legislation pertaining to "management, quality, and usage of Georgia’s natural resources".^[1]

Members

As of 2014,^[1] the members of the House Natural Resources & Environment Committee are:

Lynn Smith, chairman
Buddy Harden, vice chairman
Harry Geisinger, secretary
Debbie Buckner, member
Josh Clark, member
Brooks Coleman, member
Karla Drenner, member
Delvis Dutton, member
Terry England, member
Bubber Epps, member
Carol Fullerton, member
Pat Gardner, member
Dan Gasaway, member
Tom McCall, member
Greg Morris, member
Chad Nimmer, member
Randy Nix, member
Lynne Riley, member
Richard H. Smith, member
Jan Tankersley, member
Kevin Tanner, member
Brian Thomas, member
Mable Thomas, member
Joe Wilkinson, member
Chuck Williams, member

Subcommittees

The two subcommittees^[1] under the House Natural Resources & Environment Committee are:

Environmental Quality
Resource Management

References

1 2 3 4 House Natural Resources & Environment. house.ga.gov. Retrieved June 15, 2013.

External links

Legis.ga.gov. Welcome to the Georgia General Assembly. Home page. Retrieved June 10, 2013.

State of Georgia

Atlanta (capital)

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