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Supreme Court won't review EPA rejection of Alaska copper mine - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court won't review EPA rejection of Alaska copper mine

By Devan Cole, CNN

Source: wicz.com
US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place

Tobacco manufacturers and retailers argued the state law conflicts with the federal Tobacco Control Act, which gives the USDA the authority to regulate the sale of cigarettes, but stops short of allowing states to outright ban certain products as they see fit.

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place

Tobacco manufacturers and retailers argued the state law conflicts with the federal Tobacco Control Act, which gives the USDA the authority to regulate the sale of cigarettes, but stops short of allowing states to outright ban certain products as they see fit.

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place

Tobacco manufacturers and retailers argued the state law conflicts with the federal Tobacco Control Act, which gives the USDA the authority to regulate the sale of cigarettes, but stops short of allowing states to outright ban certain products as they see fit.

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court leaves California's ban on flavored cigarettes in place

Tobacco manufacturers and retailers argued the state law conflicts with the federal Tobacco Control Act, which gives the USDA the authority to regulate the sale of cigarettes, but stops short of allowing states to outright ban certain products as they see fit.