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Chesapeake Bay Foundation: Draft Chesapeake Bay Agreement Falls Short; Bay Faces Pivotal Moment And A Stronger Bay Agreement Is Needed

PA Environment Daily

A draft update of the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed is open for public feedback through Sept. Starting in 2010 under the Chesapeake Clean Water Blueprint , states in the partnership committed to a 2025 deadline for legally-binding goals to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment pollution. We can’t afford further delay.

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Federal Court Finds Swampbuster Constitutional

National Law Center

The term “final agency action” comes from the Administrative Procedure Act, the federal law that governs agency procedure, and is defined as an agency action that is “made reviewable by statute” or “for which there is no other adequate remedy” other than in a court of law. 5 U.S.C. § The plaintiff in CTM Holdings, LLC v.

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One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Resource Roundup

National Law Center

The new law includes several provisions typically associated with the Farm Bill, the omnibus spending bill that governs various agricultural and food programs in the United States. The OBBBA includes provisions related to agricultural commodity programs, nutrition programs, tax policies, and conservation programs.

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Administration Cuts Would Leave No Refuge for the Wildlife Refuges

Union of Concerned Scientists

Congress overwhelmingly voted for the Clean Water Act in 1972, and George H.W. Bush respectively signed into law the Clean Water Act and the North American Wetlands Conservation Act in 1989. The unmatched value has been recognized in the past on a bipartisan basis. Photos by Derrick Z.

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One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Nutrition Title

National Law Center

It has been informally referred to as the “ One Big Beautiful Bill Act ,” or “OBBBA.” Currently, the federal government pays fully for the cost of SNAP benefits, and the USDA and states split the costs of administering the program.

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Food Foundations: FDA Human Food Inspections

National Law Center

Further, the FDA may conduct inspections on its own, it also has a program for contracting with state and territorial government regulatory agencies. Currently, the FDA has 48 contracts with state and territorial government regulatory agencies. Specifically, 43 states and Puerto Rico have been awarded contracts. food supply.

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Cottage Food Laws: Recent Trends and Major State Changes

National Law Center

Nevertheless, many states are influenced by the federal government. The new change allows the Oklahoma government to continue keeping records of cottage foods sold in case of food safety issues while also protecting cottage food operations’ personal information from the general public. Particularly, the U.S.

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