The recent announcement by Sir Keir Starmer on January 23 has sparked significant discussion regarding the government's plans to introduce restrictions on judicial review of infrastructure projects. The proposal aims to eliminate delays caused by legal challenges to the development of
January 29, 2025The city of Chicago is taking a significant step to address urban blight by auctioning off over 800 neglected properties. This move comes after years of legal battles and financial penalties against the owners, Suzie B. Wilson and her sister, Swedlana Dass. The properties, located in the South and
January 27, 2025The UK government is unveiling a series of significant changes to its planning rules designed to curb the number of legal challenges against major infrastructure projects. These proposed amendments, integral to the Labour Government’s "Plan for Change," seek to streamline the judicial r
January 27, 2025In the wake of President Donald Trump’s return to office, a wave of executive orders has swiftly targeted the environmental and climate justice policies established by President Joe Biden. These policy reversals have sparked a fervent response from environmental activists and legal experts who are g
January 27, 2025The development of a 10.5-mile multi-use mountain bike trail in the Gans Creek Recreation Area in Columbia, Missouri, has ignited a heated debate among local residents, recreational enthusiasts, environmental groups, and government officials. This controversy mirrors a larger national conversation
January 23, 2025In a bold move echoing his promise to overhaul regulations, President Donald Trump rescinded the AI-focused executive order enacted by his predecessor Joe Biden. Biden’s directive, instituted in October 2023, aimed to bring comprehensive safety and operational standards to the rapidly evolving l
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