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Stanford’s Sustainability School: A Good Model?

Legal Planet

In my last post, I wrote about universities like Stanford that are creating new programs in sustainability. Administrative reorganizations, whether in government, business, or the academy, are always difficult and costly, often taking years before the rearranged units gel into a new unit. Are these costs worthwhile? Sending a Message.

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DCNR Blog: Message From The Secretary On New Beginnings In 2023

PA Environment Daily

By DCNR Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn [ 2023 DCNR Year In Review ] Last year marked a fresh start for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources with a new administration and refined strategic goals for our work. We do have a fun agency at DCNR, but that is supported by the hard work of our staff at every level.

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Federal Progress on EV Charging in 2022

Union of Concerned Scientists

We had a strong start to 2022 when the Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration released guidance to states in February, reflecting many UCS recommendations. Now we know that all 52 NEVI plans —50 states plus DC and Puerto Rico—were submitted and were approved by the Federal Highway Administration.

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The Year in California Climate Laws

Legal Planet

Among many, here are some that stood out to us: Corporate Climate Accountability California moved climate accountability efforts forward in a big way with the passage of two first-in-the-nation climate disclosure bills , SB 253 (Wiener) and SB 261 (Stern) , that will force critical transparency about corporate climate emissions.

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Households Still Have Not Received Aid from New Federal Water Bill Assistance Program

Circle of Blue

Because it is a new program an entire administrative apparatus must be constructed — things like staff, databases, and report tracking. Outreach to eligible customers to inform them about the program, reviewing applications, and chasing down missing application paperwork do not count as “administrative costs.”

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Feature- Remembering March 28, 1979 At The Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant - The Accident No One Thought Would Happen

PA Environment Daily

The fear and uncertainty about what was going to happen-- Was there a “bubble”? Gerusky , the late Director of the Bureau of Radiation Protection at the then-Department of Environmental Resources on March 28, 1979, and who was in charge of the state’s technical response to the accident; and - - James M. Wasn’t there a bubble?

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Governor Newsom’s CEQA Bills Could Be a Modest Step in the Wrong Direction

Legal Planet

The second amended CEQA’s administrative record provisions by reducing the time for record preparation from 90 to 60 days; allowing project proponents (rather than CEQA petitioners) to seize back the right to prepare the record; and excluding from the record communications between agency staff members that did not reach the ultimate decision-makers.

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