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Republicans reject Lower Snake River dam-breaching plan - Vimarsana News

Republicans reject Lower Snake River dam-breaching plan

One Republican lawmaker decried a recent report that he said was "an unscientific and politically-motivated review of cherry-picked information."

Source: eenews.net
What Happened to Healthcare Regulatory Reform in South Carolina? | Nexsen Pruet, PLLC - Vimarsana News

What Happened to Healthcare Regulatory Reform in South Carolina? | Nexsen Pruet, PLLC

As of the end of the legislative session last month, the strong effort to repeal the Certificate of Need Program—CON is the regulatory program by which providers of important healthcare...

House Passes Water Resources Development Act 384-37 - Vimarsana News

House Passes Water Resources Development Act 384-37

"The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed the Water Resources Development Act of 2022, which would further Everglades Restoration efforts, as well as improve management of the nation’s waterways, and fund flood control and coastal resiliency projects."

Source: sej.org
What Happened To Healthcare Regulatory Reform In South Carolina? The Saga Is To Be Continued - Healthcare - Vimarsana News

What Happened To Healthcare Regulatory Reform In South Carolina? The Saga Is To Be Continued - Healthcare

For those unfamiliar with the origins of CON, in 1964, New York was facing the issue of overbuilding hospitals, which affected the cost of healthcare in the state.

Source: mondaq.com
Calgary v. Caracas - Vimarsana News

Calgary v. Caracas

More than two months after President Joe Biden announced a ban on Russian oil imports, Washington continues to wring its many hands over where to find some alternatives.