Drilling in Allegheny National Forest Resumes

2/9/2012   Drilling conducted by the oil and gas industry in the 512,000-acre Allegheny National Forest has resumed while a number of court challenges against the drilling operation find their way through the federal courts. This was revealed by an

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Alcohol-only Bars to be Banned by City Council

2/9/2012   The Industry city council is preparing to pass a measure that seeks to prohibit bars that serve only alcohol. On Thursday, the City Council will consider a proposed ordinance that completely bans the opening of new bars in

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Livestock Industry Wins Appeal in Supreme Court

2/8/2012   The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously overturned the state law that mandates “humane treatment” of downed livestock headed for the slaughterhouse. The center of the issue was whether federal regulations regarding inspection of domesticated animals that are about

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California Waits for Legal Ruling on Tar Sands

2/6/2012   In California, there is an ongoing high-stakes legal battle over whether the clean air agency of the state can enforce a novel rule that seeks to slash transportation fuel carbon emissions. The dispute is being closely monitored because

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Livestock Industry Wins Appeal in Supreme Court

2/8/2012   The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously overturned the state law that mandates “humane treatment” of downed livestock headed for the slaughterhouse. The center of the issue was whether federal regulations regarding inspection of domesticated animals that are about

Read More »

Farmers Consider Planting after Crackdown On Immigration

2/4/2012   It is not clear whether Alabama and Georgia farmers will experience employee shortage because of the tough new immigration laws that target undocumented workers. However, several producers say they have started to change their plans for planting and

Read More »

Drilling in Allegheny National Forest Resumes

2/9/2012   Drilling conducted by the oil and gas industry in the 512,000-acre Allegheny National Forest has resumed while a number of court challenges against the drilling operation find their way through the federal courts. This was revealed by an

Read More »

Alcohol-only Bars to be Banned by City Council

2/9/2012   The Industry city council is preparing to pass a measure that seeks to prohibit bars that serve only alcohol. On Thursday, the City Council will consider a proposed ordinance that completely bans the opening of new bars in

Read More »

Livestock Industry Wins Appeal in Supreme Court

2/8/2012   The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously overturned the state law that mandates “humane treatment” of downed livestock headed for the slaughterhouse. The center of the issue was whether federal regulations regarding inspection of domesticated animals that are about

Read More »

California Waits for Legal Ruling on Tar Sands

2/6/2012   In California, there is an ongoing high-stakes legal battle over whether the clean air agency of the state can enforce a novel rule that seeks to slash transportation fuel carbon emissions. The dispute is being closely monitored because

Read More »

Livestock Industry Wins Appeal in Supreme Court

2/8/2012   The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously overturned the state law that mandates “humane treatment” of downed livestock headed for the slaughterhouse. The center of the issue was whether federal regulations regarding inspection of domesticated animals that are about

Read More »

Farmers Consider Planting after Crackdown On Immigration

2/4/2012   It is not clear whether Alabama and Georgia farmers will experience employee shortage because of the tough new immigration laws that target undocumented workers. However, several producers say they have started to change their plans for planting and

Read More »

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