13 articles tagged with "legislation"
Florida's high-risk communities are encountering new legislative challenges that could impede climate change initiatives, raising concerns about future infrastructure resilience.
The French government's proposed Yadan law seeks to address anti-Semitism by linking it to criticism of Israel, raising concerns about its impact on free speech and legitimate discourse.
The proposed bill to lift the sulfide mining ban in the Boundary Waters watershed raises significant environmental concerns as it progresses through legislative channels.
New legislation mandates solar panel installation in public parking lots, aiming to bolster renewable energy capacity in urban settings.
A recently passed bill in the state legislature introduces additional regulatory measures aimed at managing water usage by data centers, addressing environmental concerns.
The Colorado House has passed a bill aimed at regulating pricing and wage practices within the surveillance sector, addressing potential exploitation of workers and consumers.
Austria's governing coalition is advancing a draft law to restrict social media access for individuals under 14, aligning with similar international trends.
Senators Warren and Hawley have requested the EIA to gather detailed annual energy usage data from data centers, highlighting the need for transparency in electricity consumption.
Minnesota lawmakers are advocating for increased nuclear energy production as part of a strategy to achieve carbon-free energy objectives, with support from various stakeholders.
The Muhammad Ali Boxing Revival Act, designed to overhaul the professional boxing framework, has passed the House and is now headed to the Senate for consideration.
New proposals for annual fees on electric vehicles (EVs) suggest charges of $200 to $250, which are 2-3 times higher than federal taxes paid by gas vehicle owners.
A new draft legislation proposes a federal right to privacy, focusing on data collection regulations and enhancing transparency in corporate data practices.
Legislation aimed at retaining precious metals mining revenue within local counties is currently under consideration by Governor Rhoden, with potential implications for local economies.