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11 Mar

OSHA and MSHA Raise Penalty Fees

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In 2015, Congress passed the Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act. It was passed to improve the effectiveness of civil penalties and to ...
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11 Mar

Trump Proposes NEPA Changes

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Trump Proposes Limiting Environmental Reviews and Eliminating Climate Change Considerations From NEPA On the 50th anniversary of the National ...
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9 Mar

Plaintiffs Backpay Private Action Precluded by SCA

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A group of plaintiffs that included Tiffaney L. Mayes filed a complaint with the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor ...
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6 Mar

International Women's Day

Posted by: Chloe Vickers
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International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. After the ...
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24 Feb

Sunset Roadless Area Remanded to Study Impact on Water and Fish Resources

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U.S. District Court Remands Case Challenging Environmental Impact Statement A group of environmental organizations sought to protect public lands and ...
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20 Feb

Group Sues U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for Discharging Pollutants

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California’s Central Valley is home to fertile agricultural land, though it receives little rainfall. The federal government helped alleviate this ...
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20 Feb

Your Rights as an Employee Under OSHA

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Many work environments require workers to exercise care when performing their jobs. Some employees are exposed to dangers in the workplace on a daily ...
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20 Feb

Russian Satellites Trailing US Spy Satellite in Orbit

Posted by: Wayne White
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         In a recent statement, General John “Jay” Raymond, the commander of the newly-formed U.S. Space Force, said that since last year two Russian ...
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11 Feb

Challenge Monument Designation in the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone

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The Antiquities Act The Antiquities Act was signed into law by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906. The Act gives the President discretion to declare historic ...
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4 Feb

Eliminate Controversial Plan to Limit GI Bill Benefits Transferability

Posted by: Chloe Vickers
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Earlier this year, military officials announced plans to change education benefits rules to prevent service members with more than 16-years of ...
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