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WeConservePA Accepting Nominations For Local Government Conservation, Lifetime Conservation Leadership Awards

PA Environment Daily

WeConservePA is now accepting nominations for the Local Government Conservation Leadership and Lifetime Conservation Leadership Awards. The Local Government Conservation Leadership Award recognizes the critical importance of local government leadership to the success of land conservation initiatives in Pennsylvania.

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HotSpots H2O: Report Spotlights Funding Gap in Canada’s First Nations Water Crisis

Circle of Blue

The report, published last week, found that the government has allocated more than enough funding to build the necessary water infrastructure. The findings come in the aftermath of a critical missed deadline by the federal government. Since the March 31 deadline, the Canadian government has pledged nearly $1.5 A 2004 U.N.

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'Doomsday' shipwreck exposed by New Scientist finally being tackled

New Scientist

In 2004, my investigation into the bomb-laden wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery revealed the danger to people living nearby. Almost 20 years later, the UK government has finally agreed to do something about it

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Environmental Defence Experts React to the 2024 Ontario Budget

Enviromental Defense

Keith Brooks, Programs Director: This budget once again shows that the Ontario government doesn’t take climate change seriously and is uninterested in being truthful when it comes to the costs of climate change and climate policies. billion on average per year to double public transit ridership by 2035.

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Top Three Findings from the Latest UCS Survey of Federal Scientists

Union of Concerned Scientists

This is our tenth version of the survey since 2004 and, to our surprise and delight, while challenges remain, the widespread consensus is that scientists in the federal government feel more positive about their workplaces now than they have at any other time we have administered the survey.

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Cars, Smog, and EPA

Legal Planet

Apparently Congress did not relish the task of periodically resetting the standards itself The 1990 Amendments authorized EPA to set standards for 2004 and beyond. If we charged people $2 per mile, we could cover the whole government budget, social security and Medicaid included. These are called Tier 1 standards.

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U.S. Supreme Court Revisits, Tightens Regulatory Takings Limits on Land Use Regulation

Legal Planet

Briefly, the Sheetz case arose out of El Dorado County’s 2004 adoption of a new General Plan to govern the county’s land use planning and to manage the county’s future growth. A key provision of the General Plan requires that those proposing new development projects in the county–- housing subdivisions, commercial projects, etc.