Molly Duerig
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- Aug 18, 2026
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FAA wants to let commercial space industry skirt 13 environmental laws (opens the original)
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A new rule proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration would allow the Secretary of Transportation to exempt the commercial space industry from requirements under 13 environmental laws, including the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered Species Acts. The proposed rule, meant to "reduce regulatory burden" for the industry, is raising concern from environmentalists. Members of the public can submit written comments to weigh in on the proposal through Aug. 31. The proposed rule cites an execut
Judge, coalition warn Amendment 3 could hurt Florida renters (opens the original)
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A coalition backed by state lawmakers, faith groups and trade unions alike are sounding the alarm over how a proposed constitutional amendment could hurt Florida communities — including renters. Supporters of Amendment 3 say the proposed property tax overhaul would save homeowners money, should voters approve it by the required 60% margin this November. But a Tallahassee judge this week issued a ruling that echoes opponents' concern, writing: "the proposed amendment would discriminate against Fl
Sloth World fallout prompts Orange commissioner to seek future solutions (opens the original)
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Orange County commissioners will discuss Tuesday whether the county could potentially take action to prevent a business like Sloth World from coming to the area. The now-canceled attraction previously planned for Orlando has been linked to at least 57 animal deaths. RELATED: Florida regulators stood by as dozens of sloths died, new records reveal The discussion was requested by District 1 Commissioner Nicole Wilson, who hopes the board will ultimately direct staff to draft a county ordinance pro
Most Florida waterways are polluted as environmental enforcement is lacking (opens the original)
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A majority of Florida waterways are failing water quality standards, even as the state's pollution enforcement remains near historic lows, according to a new report. The report was published by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER, and Waterkeepers Florida, a coalition that is part of the international Waterkeeper Alliance. It is based on 37 years of environmental enforcement data, plus data from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's latest statewide, compreh
A majority of Florida waterways are polluted. But environmental enforcement is lacking (opens the original)
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A majority of Florida waterways are failing water quality standards, even as the state's pollution enforcement remains near historic lows, according to a new report. The report was published by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER, and Waterkeepers Florida, a coalition that is part of the international Waterkeeper Alliance. It is based on 37 years of environmental enforcement data, plus data from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's latest statewide, compreh
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