Berkeley's first-in-the-nation natural gas ban is dead. But is the battle over? | Environment
The city’s pioneering step fell flat after a long fight in court, but campaigners – and leading chefs – say they’re still going electric
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The city’s pioneering step fell flat after a long fight in court, but campaigners – and leading chefs – say they’re still going electric
The problem with these new government regulations is the same problem with the old government regulations: they should not exist in the first place.
Most Americans aren't comfortable with the government – local, state or federal – controlling just about everything we do in our lives. We may not be conformable with that, but it seems to be the direction we are going under the Biden administration. In fact, it started before Biden, but he is making it more…
Berkeley, California, cannot ban natural gas hookups in new buildings because a U.S. federal law preempts its rule, a federal appeals court said Monday, siding with a challenge the state's restaurant industry made.
By Clark Mindock NEW YORK (Reuters) -Berkeley, California, cannot ban natural gas hookups in new buildings because a U.S. federal law preempts its rul...