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COP30: Twelve environmental facts about Brazil in 2025

A Greener Life

However, recent efforts have focused on reversing this trend, with the government implementing stricter enforcement of environmental regulations and bolstering sustainable initiatives, such as promoting conservation efforts and enforcing land-use restrictions. drop in Amazon deforestation between 2023 and 2024.

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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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Why Isn’t Hydrofluoric Acid Banned at Oil Refineries?

Legal Planet

I easily recall how, as a young person in Torrance, each time I realized that yet another government entity wasnt serving the public good (often along predictable racial and socioeconomic lines), I was conditioned to expect less and less from that entity. This single sentence drew the most thunderous applause of the day.

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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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Day After Earth Day, the Climate Pope, and the 89%

Legal Planet

The proposal has been revised to make it more legally palatable, including moving the final decision-making authority regarding the conversion of jobs to the president, rather than the OPM director, writes Government Executive. EPA wont center on the waiver itself, which oil and biofuel interests had sued over.

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One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Nutrition Title

National Law Center

Currently, the federal government pays fully for the cost of SNAP benefits, and the USDA and states split the costs of administering the program. Beginning in fiscal year 2028, if a state’s payment error rate is less than 6 percent, then the state will pay 0 percent, and the Federal government will pay 100 percent of the costs of benefits.

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139 New Stories - REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership In PA

PA Environment Daily

Here are 139 new stories in the PA Environment Digest about individuals, groups, local governments, farmers, businesses, watershed groups and many more working all across Pennsylvania to restore and protect the environment and show others the beauty that surrounds us.