Environmental

Can Senate Republicans Block California's EV Policy?
Government Can Senate Republicans Block California's EV Policy?

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has initiated a complex procedural strategy in the U.S. Senate to address California’s electric vehicle mandate. This maneuver seeks to circumvent a direct confrontation with the Senate parliamentarian over the applicability of the Congressional Review Act

Washington Enhances Litter Fines and Postpones Bag Rule
Policy & Legislation Washington Enhances Litter Fines and Postpones Bag Rule

In a recent legislative move, Washington State has enacted new measures to address environmental concerns related to littering and plastic bag usage. This initiative, set in motion by Gov. Bob Ferguson, reflects the state's ongoing efforts to promote sustainable practices. The progressively

Trump's Fiscal Agenda: Cuts, Tax Revisions, and Deregulation Shift
Economic & Fiscal Trump's Fiscal Agenda: Cuts, Tax Revisions, and Deregulation Shift

Amid contentious debates and political maneuvering, the Trump administration rolled out a comprehensive fiscal agenda seeking to institute massive changes through cuts in federal spending, tax revisions, and a shift toward deregulation. At the core of this agenda lies an effort to align various

Trump's Executive Order Threatens Century of Eco Protections
Policy & Legislation Trump's Executive Order Threatens Century of Eco Protections

In a dramatic move that has sent shockwaves throughout the environmental community and beyond, U.S. President Donald Trump has signed Executive Order 14270. Titled “Zero-Based Regulatory Budgeting to Unleash American Energy,” the decree conceals far-reaching implications beneath its administrative f

Trump's NEPA Rollback: A Threat to Science-Based Environmental Policy
Policy & Legislation Trump's NEPA Rollback: A Threat to Science-Based Environmental Policy

Donald Gainsborough is a renowned leader in policy and legislation, steering Government Curated with his seasoned insights into environmental governance. As a political savant, his expertise is rooted in carefully crafted policies like the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), which has shaped

Should Public Lands Be Sold to Fix Budget Shortfalls?
Economic & Fiscal Should Public Lands Be Sold to Fix Budget Shortfalls?

In a bold and contentious move, the House Natural Resources Committee proposed selling 11,000 acres of public lands in Nevada and Utah to address mounting budget shortfalls sparked by recent tax cuts. This proposal stands as a testament to the complex balancing act faced by governmental bodies

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