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Biden EPA to finalize what waterways are under federal purview - Vimarsana News

Biden EPA to finalize what waterways are under federal purview

(The Center Square) – The Environmental Protection Agency is finalizing rules for how it will implement a controversial part of the Clean Water Act.

36th District Senate candidates Michele Hoitenga, Joel Sheltrown share their views on issues - Vimarsana News

36th District Senate candidates Michele Hoitenga, Joel Sheltrown share their views on issues

CADILLAC — Former state Rep. Joel Sheltrown and current state Rep. Michele Hoitenga are both in the running for the 36th District Senate seat this November.

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas: Cyril Shroff Scholarships instituted at University of Oxford - Vimarsana News

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas: Cyril Shroff Scholarships instituted at University of Oxford

Commemorates 40 years of legal career of Cyril Shroff with fully funded research scholarships in climate change and sustainability related research in law and public policy at Oxford India Centre for

App-cab - Competition Commission of India asks cab aggregators to adopt self-regulatory measure on surge pricing - Vimarsana News

App-cab - Competition Commission of India asks cab aggregators to adopt self-regulatory measure on surge pricing

Surveys show that though the users get to know the upfront fare before booking a ride, there is ambiguity on the various components of the total fare

Crushing Coal Under the Regulatory Steamroller - Vimarsana News

Crushing Coal Under the Regulatory Steamroller

The Environmental Protection Agency received another well-warranted slap on the hand last week. In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the EPA had overstepped its authority in its latest attempt to regulate emissions that cross state lines. As one of the judges succinctly put it, “[W]e conclude that the EPA has transgressed statutory boundaries.”