Change fees and funding for solid waste management, water wells, livestock regulation, hazardous waste management, clean water regulation, and litter reduction and recycling, change membership of a board, provide penalties and enforcement provisions for geologic storage of carbon dioxide, provide for entry upon property for the Perkins County Canal, correct references to and change jurisdiction of the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment, and require local governments to regulate operation of swimming pools, recreation camps, and mobile home parks

Created the Integrated Solid Waste Management Cash Fund and the Water Quality and Quantity Cash Fund to support new environmental initiatives.

Changed the composition of the Water Well Standards and Contractors' Licensing Board to include representatives from diverse contractor categories and added specific experience requirements.

Added provisions requiring local governments to regulate swimming pools, recreation camps, and mobile home parks, which were not previously covered.

Repealed multiple sections of the Revised Statutes that are now considered obsolete or superseded by other laws.

Updated the bill's purpose statement to reflect a comprehensive list of amended statutes covering energy conservation, housing, and waste management.