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Revealed: US water likely contains more ‘forever chemicals’ than EPA tests show

Guardian analysis of water samples taken in nine US locations shows test agency uses is likely missing significant levels of PFAS pollutants

The Guardian - US

Global dismay as supreme court ruling leaves Biden’s climate policy in tatters

Biden’s election was billed as heralding a ‘climate presidency’ but congressional impasse and judicial roadblocks mean he has little to show

The Guardian - US

Jay Ambrose: Supreme Court strengthens democratic republic

“Ruling on Final Day of Court’s Term Solidifies a Lurch to the Right,” says a New York Times front-page headline assuming editorializing is equivalent to news reporting. The truth is that the court has been solidifying a return to a democratic republic. We’re talking about the Supreme Court, of course,…

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The Precedential Value of Shadow Docket Cases

West Virginia v. EPA included the COVID cases in the Major Questions Canon.

Reason

The Legality of DACA After West Virginia v. EPA

The long-standing deferred action policy fits many of the Chief Justice's criteria for majorness.

Reason

Snark in West Virginia v. EPA

One of my least favorite words in legal discourse is "interesting." Sometimes it is a useful way to describe something of interest, but far too often it is a passive aggressive way of criticizing something. "Oh well that is very interesting." After reading West Virginia v. EPA, I will add…

Reason

What's In A Name?

A doctrine by any other name would be just as major.

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Irish community living in shadow of 'towering monstrosity' Aughinish Alumina on fears for the future

"'The Aughinish saga has been ongoing for over 20 years - we are calling for an immediate public inquiry"'

Irish Mirror

Economy and Society: July 5, 2022- SCOTUS ruling impact on SEC

Economy and Society is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

Ballotpedia

Nine Cases From OT 2021 Term For The Barnett/Blackman Supplement

Dobbs, Bruen, Kennedy, Carson, WV v. EPA, City of Austin, Shurtleff, Torres, and Vaello-Madero.

Reason

Refreshed Audi E-Tron And E-Tron Sportback Spied Testing Together

The EVs seem to have smoother and simpler styling.

Motor1

First Thing: Man in custody after six shot dead at Fourth of July parade

Witnesses speak of their terror after at least six killed and 30 injured at public event in Highland Park, Chicago. Plus, US drag queens stand their ground

The Guardian - UK

Democrats have a month to revive the climate deal our planet needs

In the glare of history, failure on climate will overshadow any other fact about their tenure. Let’s hope they feel the heat as much as we do

The Guardian - US

The Supreme Court's next target is the executive branch

The court is determined to rein in regulatory agencies.

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Editorial: Conservatives no more: Supreme Court’s ruling on EPA’s right to regulate greenhouse gases is a capper on a radical term

First, a “textualist” Supreme Court majority ignored the Second Amendment clause attaching gun rights to “a well regulated Militia.” Cherry-picking history to claim that carrying a weapon has always been protected, the “conservatives” killed a century-old New York statute regulating the concealed carry of firearms and elevated a newly contrived…

The Conversation

How the US Supreme Court has become right-wing, and do recent decisions give Democrats hope at the midterms?

The US Supreme Court’s annual term usually finishes at the end of June, so late June is when the most important decisions are likely to be announced.

The Independent UK

Rafael Nadal races through fourth-round clash to keep calendar slam bid on track

The 22-time grand-slam champion beat Botic van de Zandschulp at a second major in a row.

The Independent UK

Dominant Rafael Nadal produces Wimbledon masterclass to reach quarter-finals

The Spaniard had too much for Botic Van de Zandschulp on Centre Court, booking a quarter-final date with Taylor Fritz

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine artist inspires Dior’s couture show that reimagines a ‘better tomorrow’

Works by Kyiv artist Olesia Trofymenko formed the centrepiece of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s ode to the tree of life

Newsroom.co.nz

Disability advocates concerned over rise in guardianship applications

Personal and property rights applications are close to double what they were 10 years ago with experts cautioning a rise in abuse, costs and quality of life for those forced through the court

The Independent UK

Putin will not congratulate Biden on US Independence Day after ‘unfriendly actions’

‘Congratulations this year can hardly be considered appropriate,’ Kremlin says

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago sees worst air quality of the year on Fourth of July

Last year on Independence Day, Chicago reached a level of air pollution four times the hourly average of a normal summer day. “By 10:30 at night, it’s just a hazy fog and smoke everywhere that you can see,” one resident said.

The Guardian - UK

Italian glacier collapse: rescuers hampered by thunderstorms

Visiting scene, Italian PM says country must take measures to ensure such a tragedy does not happen again

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: Australia’s expensive climate change double whammy

Australia’s net-zero commitment has always just been a matter of us doing our part of the global effort.. But that global effort is now in tatters.

The Guardian - AU

‘Slow-burning problem’: residual ill will about chemical spray drift

Farmers in NSW’s central west fear chemical exposure is becoming a threat to food production and authorities are slow to respond

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