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The Army Corps of Engineers isn't going to begin issuing Jurisdictional Determinations until after the EPA and the Corps publish yet another Waters of the United States regulation in response to the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. EPA more than a month ago.

LEETONIA — Village council held first readings on an ordinance enacting the proposed changes to the village’s payroll ordinance in its meeting May 17. The

Switzerland is a treasure trove of gripping ghost stories. Some of the most fascinating and uncanny occurrences are examined in this film based on eyewitness accounts at the scene, with the journalist Hans Peter Roth. Two people capable of seeing the deceased and hearing voices from the dead give their accounts: the medium Andreas Meile and the clairvoyant Sam Hess tell of their special gift.

I certainly don't think that the fact that suits have been filed in fewer courts this time around means that the controversy over the reach of the Clean Water Act is abating.

This week Sam Hess of Inside EPA asked me if I had an opinion as to why there were fewer lawsuits (so far) challenging EPA's eighth attempt to durably determine the reach of the Federal...

Sam Hess of Inside EPA asked my opinion why there were fewer lawsuits challenging EPA's eighth attempt to durably determine the reach of Federal Clean Water Act than there were challenging EPA's seventh attempt. First Response is Supreme Court only matters.

A new play about the life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at Pride Arts Center imagines her final reflections on a remarkable life. 

Numerous medical professionals, biologists and other experts have been combating COVID-19 and the havoc it has wrought since the pandemic began. Physicists have also joined the fray, including one from the University of Maine. By inventing a new microscope, Sam Hess, a professor of physics at UMaine, can obtain new insight into the structure of […]

Gosse caps decade of research into troublesome triclosan University of Maine toxicologist Julie Gosse spent a decade unearthing the medical harm posed by the germ-fighting agent triclosan (TCS). Manufacturers had included the synthetic chemical in soap, toothpaste, facial cleansers, sanitizer and other common products since the 1970s, when no research delved into its health and toxicological effects. Products containing the antimicrobial agent filled store shelves. By the time Gosse and her stu...

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