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The Groundwater Management Act is still praised as one of the most forward-thinking water laws in the country.

Members of the Rock Springs Resource Management Plan Task Force are urging the public to send their comments as soon as possible.

Last winter’s deaths of thousands of Wyoming antelope increased interest in “conservation leases.” But where wildlife advocates see hope, energy and ranching interests fear an attack on the “Western way of life.”

Justice Waweru set aside a decision by Magistrate Nicodemus Moseti that had struck out the suit.

The Vice Chancellor, Christopher University, Mowe, Prof. Oyelana Olatunji, has urged Nigeria and other nations within the global south to find less costly, but more effective alternatives to the present system of enforcing laws on asset recovery and corrupt practices. Olatunji made the call at a two-day international law conference held at the university. The […]

As Arizona groundwater regulation talks emerge, the surge of well applications to follow risks cutting off the supply to nearby farms, homes.

CORPORATE social responsibility (CSR) has become a potent force for positive change in todays corporate landscape with companies recognizing the importance of giving back to society and promoting sustainable practices.

The coalition government has been criticised for casting aside years of work on resource management laws after repealing Labour’s reforms under Urgency just...

The Endangered Species Act is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Dec. 28, 2023. It was enacted in 1973 to prevent the loss of wildlife and plant species and to preserve

South Korean authorities recently shot an escaped bear in Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province, sparking calls from animal rights groups for the parliament to pass a pending law that bans bear farming. According to the Dangjin Fire Station on Tuesday, officials received reports that a bear escaped from a bear farm in Seokpo-ri, Dangjin, at around 7 p.m. on Sunday. Officials located the animal after two hours of search...