Last Week On Legal Planet
Didn’t get a chance to catch all the latest Legal Planet postings this week?
Take a look at them here and spend your weekend getting up to date with the latest news on the policy, legal action and research that has rocked the environmental world.
May 22 Climate bill is out of committee (thanks in part to speed reader?)
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May 22 A Good Week for Environmental Federalism
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May 21 Good news and bad news on climate change
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May 21 Broadening the scientific integrity discussion
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May 20 Caveat Preemptor
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May 20 Auto Emissions Deal Enough Credit to Go Around?
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May 20 Mountaintop mining update
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May 19 Both Sides are Right on Waxman-Markey
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May 19 Environmental Hubris: Another Proposed Fix for the California Delta
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May 19 Good news of the day: Leatherback turtles
May 18 No Pre-contamination chicken litter injunction
In a split decision, the Tenth Circuit has upheld a district court decision denying a preliminary injunction [read more]
May 18 Taking Sides on Waxman-Markey
Now that the revised Waxman-Markey compromise draft has been make public [read more]
May 18 Obama’s Bold New Auto Standards
In what is a huge victory for California and a strong national commitment to more fuel efficient cars [read more]
May 18 Sea level falling in places – but change still problematic
This morning’s New York Times has this story by Cornelia Dean describing the changes global warming [read more]
May 18 A Carbon Map of America
A post on DailyKos makes the very important point that carbon emissions vary vastly within the United States [read more]
This would be a lot more useful if it were a running sidebar with the ten or so most recent posts, without tags or blurbs attached. Maybe you could push the center websites down somewhat further among the widgets. I also think allowing more posts on the front page would be pretty helpful: it’s not like there is so much multimedia that the page would load all that slowly.
Thanks