The state of Hawaii has established an interim rule that restricts the movement of decomposing plant material—like compost, wood or tree chips, mulch, potting soil, palm plants and other landscaping products that may harbor the…
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By Paul Schwennesen It started in earnest in Holland last year. Now, thousands of farmers are blocking the streets of Paris, and thousands more are torching tires in Brussels. The movement, which might be fairly…
The New York Stock Exchange this month withdrew its proposed rule change filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to create a new class of publicly traded assets called natural asset companies (NACs). NYSE withdrew…
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The San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board has ordered Monterey Mushrooms Inc. to pay $911,800 for discharging polluted stormwater into Fisher Creek, harming water quality and threatening aquatic life, the board said. The…
The U.S. EPA today said it completed nine federal enforcement… You must be a paid subscriber and logged in to view this content. To view this post, please go to the top menu and log…
By Ken McEntee A lawsuit filed on behalf of the… You must be a paid subscriber and logged in to view this content. To view this post, please go to the top menu and log…
The Washington Department of Ecology (DOE) said it is considering… You must be a paid subscriber and logged in to view this content. To view this post, please go to the top menu and log…
Oregon’s temporary rules relating to pathogen reduction standards in composting… You must be a paid subscriber and logged in to view this content. To view this post, please go to the top menu and log…
By Ken McEntee The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)… You must be a paid subscriber and logged in to view this content. To view this post, please go to the top menu and log…