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US Supreme Court to Review Agencies' Ability to Interpret Law - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court to Review Agencies' Ability to Interpret Law

At the start of its 2023-2024 session on Oct. 2, the U.S. Supreme Court has not yet set a date to hear arguments in a major case that could reevaluate the authority federal agencies have to interpret ambiguous language in U.S. law in rulemaking.

Source: enr.com
#EurekaWavesOfFuture Initiative: Eureka and American Littoral Society - Vimarsana News

#EurekaWavesOfFuture Initiative: Eureka and American Littoral Society

New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - September 27, 2023) - In the heart of the city's celebrated Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, spirited

California May Crack Down On Washing Machines Without Filters—Here's Why - Vimarsana News

California May Crack Down On Washing Machines Without Filters—Here's Why

Around 2.2 million tons of microfibers from clothes are released in oceans every year, putting the wildlife, ecosystems and humans at risk.

Source: forbes.com
Fishermen's Supreme Court fight against government monitors could make big splash - Vimarsana News

Fishermen's Supreme Court fight against government monitors could make big splash

Ryan McGinnis/Getty Images(CAPE MAY, N.J.) -- For nearly 50 years, America's herring fishermen have been required to take federal monitors on their boats when they set out into the North Atlantic. Aboard cramped private trawlers, the monitors record t...

Source: kxel.com
Fishermen's Supreme Court fight against government monitors could make big splash - Vimarsana News

Fishermen's Supreme Court fight against government monitors could make big splash

Ryan McGinnis/Getty Images(CAPE MAY, N.J.) -- For nearly 50 years, America's herring fishermen have been required to take federal monitors on their boats when