Bill Limits Court Remedies for NEPA Violations
The new Permitting Reform Bill restricts court remedies for NEPA violations, allowing only remand orders and signaling a shift in…
Endhó Dam Turns Into Toxic Reservoir in Mexico
The Endhó Dam in Mexico turned into a toxic reservoir due to wastewater from Mexico City, affecting thousands of residents.
California Enacts Laws to Cut Gas Bills
California enacts laws to reduce gas bills, with SB 1359 and AB 2313 signed by Governor Newsom, aiming to cut…
California passes modest EV charger reforms
California approves modest EV charger reforms in 2024 to cut costs, speed up installations, and boost access in underserved areas…
Holly Buck wins MacArthur Fellowship award
Holly Buck wins MacArthur Fellowship award, recognizing exceptionally creative individuals like her in energy policy research.
France Seeks Wealth Tax Reform
France proposes wealth tax reform to restore progressivity for wealthiest individuals with new measures.
Court rules on mistaken gambling payout
The French Court of Cassation ruled on 2 September 2026. The French Court of Cassation on 2 September 2026 ruled that a €100,000 credit made by mistake to an online gambling customer does not fall under the “exception de jeu” that shields gambling debts from restitution claims. Operator seeks recovery of mistaken credit An online gaming operator discovered that its payment system had transferred €100,000 to a player’s account without…
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Employers limited in accessing employee emails
Decisions made in 2025 and 2026 confirm the need to balance employer prerogatives with employee rights. The use of professional messaging directly confronts the employer's prerogatives with the employee's fundamental rights. Emails sent or received through professional tools are, as a rule, presumed to be professional in nature, but their consultation, conservation, and use for disciplinary or probative purposes are strictly regulated. According to local reports, the decisions made in…
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