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At the end of August as the last days of summer pass, the Conservation community waits with bated-breath to learn what the Trump Administration will do to twenty-one significant national monuments and the century-old tradition they reflect. The consensus—among those who have dedicated their lives to protecting special places, the local communities whose economies have been bolstered by their presence, and a broad swath of Americans who simply enjoy having extraordinary places to visit—is that it won't be good. The further consensus is that what the Administration is considering likely exceeds the President's legal authority under the Antiquities Act. Both progressive and conservative voices have recently argued that the president lacks the authority to diminish or revoke National Monuments. While the motivations for making this argument may be different, the basic statutory and constitutional arguments are the same, and the significance of the president taking this uncharted path to diminishing national monument protections is recognized (in either a positive or negative light) even by the few who argue he does have the authority to do so.
The legal question begins where many of our most controversial issues today start –the scope of a law. Yet, at its foundation, a history of simmering tensions over the extent of Federal lands in the west and the Federal government's control over those lands has fueled passions around this issue. For over 110 years, the Antiquities Act has stood as one of the most powerful tools for the protection of cultural, historic, and scientific resources. Some have described it as the first statute with an exclusively protective purpose. The statute gives a President the discretion to "declare by public proclamation historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, and other objects of historic or scientific interest that are situated on land owned or controlled by the Federal Government to be national monuments." A key question is what does "other objects of historic or scientific interest" mean? This Administration appears poised to take on the longstanding, judicially endorsed conclusion that this phrase includes large landscapes like the Grand Canyon, and to bring to the fore the threshold question of whether a subsequent President can change the monument designation of a predecessor.
In April, President Trump signed an Executive Order instructing Interior Secretary Zinke to undertake a review of Antiquities Act monument designations since 1996. Secretary Zinke then launched the review process identifying 27 monuments that fit the EO criteria: 26 because they were over 100,000 acres and one for the purpose of determining whether stakeholder engagement had been adequate. Recommendations were submitted to the President on August 24, 2017, but have not been made public. The Commerce Secretary received a similar presidential directive and is undertaking a separate process for marine monuments and national marine sanctuaries.
Over its history, monument designations under the Antiquities Act have been challenged as inconsistent with the statute and have always been upheld. See, e.g., Cameron v. United States, 252 U.S. 450 (1920), Cappaert v. United States, 426 U.S. 128 (1976). However, no President has attempted to revoke a prior designation and there has been no judicial challenge in the previous circumstances where a President has modified the boundaries of a designation. All signs are suggesting that we are about to see both for the first time: the President is expected to revoke or substantially reduce one or more monuments and, if he does, a challenge is inevitable. While this will be a case of first impression, the overwhelming view of scholars, which I share, is that the President does not have the authority to take these actions because Congress has not delegated him the authority to undo a designation. See, e.g., a collection of articles submitted to the Department of Interior by 121 scholars and similar analysis for marine monuments. Of course, there is an alternate view.
Putting the law aside, the atmospherics associated with this early battle by the Administration are noteworthy. First, like many of its other actions, the unprecedented nature and scope of the attack is striking. While it was immediately obvious after the election that there would be some effort to challenge then-President Obama's most controversial monument designations, with Bears Ears National Monument in Utah at the top of the list, few expected that designations completed decades ago, by three different Presidents would be under threat. Businesses and communities have grown and developed because of and in reliance on these monuments, inseparable from the benefits they bring to their local areas. Upending years of investment and expectation is stunning. Nor was it expected that the attack would include so many monuments, land and sea, or that Marine Sanctuaries, which are completed over many years and with considerable process, would be thrown brazenly into the mix.
Second, like the Administration's attack in other areas, the stated narrative driving the challenge to national monuments – alleged abuse of executive power, failure to consult or listen to stakeholders, ignoring elected officials, restoring balance to the use of Federal land – is at odds with the Administration's own behavior in the process. As noted in the above-referenced articles, revoking or substantially reducing the size of a monument is beyond the scope of the President's authority, a clear abuse of executive power. Even conservative leaning scholars and publications have joined the ranks of those condemning the anticipated executive action as beyond the President's authority. Moreover, Secretary Zinke has unapologetically spent his "review process" meeting primarily with opponents of the monuments and the summary of his report released last week dismisses as part of a "well-orchestrated national campaign" the 2.7 million comments generated during the review process that overwhelmingly support retention or expansion of national monuments. Next, while the Republican elected officials are getting Zinke's attention, it is not clear that the views of their Democratic colleagues are being given the same weight. Finally, talk of balance in federal land use is in direct conflict with the newly ascribed goals of "energy dominance" and the expedited efforts to open unspoiled areas to oil and gas drilling, and other extractive activities. Taken together, it is clear that this battle is less about correcting "unlawful" designations by previous Presidents and more about aggressively shifting the policy focus on Federal lands to exploiting the natural resources. For monuments designated under the Antiquities Act, only Congress has the authority to change the designation; and Congress is the appropriate body to consider whether policy shifts warrant such changes.
Finally, the attack on national monuments is not occurring in isolation. Many other efforts to eliminate or impair environmental and conservation protections on Public lands are underway. They encompass repealing protective measures such as the stream protection rule, withdrawing the rule regulating hydraulic fracturing; repealing the Clean Water Act Rule; eliminating the ban on drilling in the Arctic; and rescinding the Executive Order directing federal agencies to consider rising sea levels when building public infrastructure in flood prone areas. They also include process initiatives that appear designed to undermine the fact based decision-making necessary to ensure the protection of environmental and conservation measures. These initiatives include Zinke's Order to streamline onshore oil and gas permits, his regulatory reform initiative to eliminate "unnecessary regulatory burdens," and his Order jumpstarting Alaska Energy focused on opening the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge and the National Petroleum Reserve Area to oil and gas drilling.
With this backdrop, there is a sense of foreboding as the Administration's monuments review process comes to an end. One thing is clear, whatever is in the upcoming announcement by the Administration, it will likely take years of litigation before these issues are resolved and this century-old law will be put to the test.
Tags: National Monuments, Antiquities Act, Zinke, Executive Order
Conservation | Judicial Review | Land Use | Legislation | Regulation
When President Trump issued his energy-related Executive Order in March directing further review by the EPA Administrator of, among other things, the Clean Power Plan, it signaled the death knell for what was arguably President Obama's centerpiece domestic action on climate change. But while the Order's likely intent to neutralize this and other rules would have appeared to pave the way for a flurry of lawsuits filed by environmental groups and States particularly concerned about global warming, the federal dockets have thus far been somewhat quiet with respect to the Trump Administration's handling of prior climate change-related rulemaking.
A group of 10 states have begun to push back, though, by filing a petition in the Second Circuit. The rule that is requested to be reviewed? It doesn't involve coal-fired power plants. Nor wellpads or compressors. Rather, the petition involves rulemaking aimed at the ominous ... ceiling fan. The rule, enacted by the Department of Energy in January, establishes minimum energy efficiency standards for fans manufactured after January 2020 pursuant to the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. According to the DOE, the rule is projected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by over 200 million tons and methane emissions by 17 million tons through 2049. Some 12 days after the rule was finalized, DOE delayed the effective date by 60 days with the stated intent of conducting further review and consideration of new regulations, consistent with the Freeze Memo. In March, DOE subsequently pushed back the effective date even further until September, with the basis being that DOE Secretary Rick Perry was, perhaps unsurprisingly, unable to accomplish the review and consideration of the rule within the 60-day timeframe. Additional energy efficiency rulemakings finalized but not published under the Obama Administration currently remain unpublished.
The significance of the lawsuit is not so much about its substantive impact on climate change. After all, the projected GHG reductions under the ceiling fan rule are only a small fraction of those projected as part of the Clean Power Plan, which itself left some wondering whether it could meaningfully affect climate change on a global level. Further, the Clean Power Plan's vitality was already in question following the Supreme Court's stay. Rather, the petition carries broader implications for the Trump Administration's apparent strategy of stalling, as opposed to directly revising or withdrawing, environmental rulemaking that it fundamentally opposes. The strategy is not a wholly illogical one, especially considering the possible legal and practical limitations that some commentators have expressed the Administration might initially face if it were forced to provide, on-the-record, a definitive basis for full-fledged withdrawal of notable climate change regulations.
One of the key figures for the petitioners, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, has contended that the DOE's delays violate the Administrative Procedure Act in that they constitute a substantive revision to a final rule without going through proper notice and comment. He is joined by nine other states (California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington) as well as New York City. If the petitioners prevail, it will likely force EPA and other agencies to confront existing rulemaking head-on, and would otherwise challenge the viability of President Trump's energy-related Executive Order, including associated OMB guidance for implementation of the rule review procedures. Further pressure could also come as a result of a challenge to the so-called "2-for-1" Executive Order, which environmental groups have claimed also directs arbitrary repeal of rulemakings. But until then, neither industry nor environmentalists should be surprised if climate change or other significant environmental regulations carried over from the Obama Administration remain in an infinite loop of administrative review.
Tags: Energy Efficiency, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Administrative Procedure Act, Clean Power Plan, Executive Order, Trump Administration
Climate Change
When a President of the United States sets aside important federal lands for conservation, the accompanying fanfare typically invokes the notion of forever. But, in light of President Trump's Executive Order 13792, maybe these national treasures should be asking our government the timeless question posed long ago by The Shirelles, Carole King, and others: "Will you still love me tomorrow?"
On April 26, 2017, President Trump signed Executive Order 13792, which directs the Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, to review and make recommendations concerning many prior presidential designations or expansions of national monuments that were made under the Antiquities Act of 1906. The Executive Order essentially suggests that some past monument designations may have been made without adequate public input, and may be overbroad or unduly restrictive of other uses of the designated lands. The Executive Order concerns monument designations or expansions since 1996, where the designation or expansion covers more than 100,000 acres or where Secretary Zinke determines it was made without adequate public outreach and coordination with stakeholders.
But the Executive Order, together with the review it requires, is probably only the first step. The review probably foreshadows a future attempt by President Trump to at least pare back certain existing national monument designations, based on Secretary Zinke's recommendations. Prominent among the monuments that are in the cross hairs is President Obama's controversial Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.
The Secretarial review is on a fast track. The Executive Order provides that the Secretary's interim report is due in mid-June. The final report is due in late August, and it should include recommendations for subsequent actions. In the meantime, the Department of the Interior is inviting public comment. On May 5, 2017, it issued a press release describing the scope of and deadlines for public comment. It also listed the twenty two national monuments and five marine monuments that are subject to the ongoing review.
The Antiquities Act was enacted during the term of Theodore Roosevelt, and it empowers presidents to create national monuments with federal land to protect "historic landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, and other objects of historic or scientific interest." The presidential power created by the Act is unique in that it allows presidents to unilaterally protect federal land by designating national monuments. In that regard, presidential power under the Act goes beyond the often used power to issue executive orders. Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Barack Obama have used the power given to them under the Act.
Both presidential power to create national monuments under the Antiquities Act and Congressional power to change them under the Property Clause of the Constitution are well recognized, but President Trump's signing of Executive Order 13792 leaves a looming question: Does a president have the power either to abolish or to reduce in size a monument designated by a previous president? The Antiquities Act is silent on that question. According to a 1938 opinion of the United States Attorney General and the legislative history of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, the Antiquities Act does not confer upon the president the power to abolish entirely an existing national monument designation. No previous president has done so. But the administration likely will not concede the issue of whether the president can abolish a monument. Regardless of the Act, some note that the Constitution grants the president broad power to reverse actions of previous presidents. The separate question of whether a president may merely reduce the size of a monument or change its boundaries is probably a closer call than the question of complete abolition of it. Rather than abolish national monuments, President Trump might attempt to reduce the size of one or more of them.
The Act limits the size of lands that can be reserved for national monuments to "the smallest area compatible with proper care and management of the objects to be protected . . ." But that limitation can be difficult to quantify, and it has generally not stopped presidents from designating very large swaths of land as national monuments. For example, much of the public and political criticism of Bears Ears National Monument – designated by President Obama in the last month of his term – focuses on its huge size, which is about 1,350,000 acres of public land. President Clinton's 1996 designation of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument covers about 1.9 million acres. It has been subject to similar criticism, and it is also under review by Secretary Zinke. Although it is somewhat unusual for a president to reduce the size of an existing monument, Presidents Wilson, Truman, and Eisenhower have done so. However, these past reductions were not challenged, and so case law on the questions presented by the Executive Order is scarce. Unlike these past actions to reduce monument size, any move by President Trump to change established monuments likely will be challenged. The issues raised by his Executive Order are already highly contentious.
It remains to be seen whether any future effort by President Trump to abolish or reduce a monument's size will withstand the inevitable legal challenge, but we can predict a few of the issues that could be raised. Of course, the prominent initial question is whether either the Antiquities Act or the Constitution's general grant of executive authority authorizes a president to change monument designations of past presidents.
If the answer to that question is "yes," many unresolved questions may arise about the scope of presidential authority to change designations. Can a president abolish a monument altogether? If a president can only alter, but not abolish, a monument, then by what criteria should the validity of the alteration be measured? Is the challenged reduction in size so substantial as to thwart the conservation purposes for which the monument was created? In the words of the Act, does the reduction leave the "smallest area compatible with proper care and management of the objects to be protected"? Is a paltry level of public outreach or coordination preceding a president's designation of a monument adequate legal justification for changing the monument? Is outreach or coordination even legally relevant to a monument's validity, and if it is, how should the adequacy of public outreach and coordination with stakeholders be tested?
Politics and public opinion will also steer the upcoming debate. The national monument issue raised by the Executive Order is a lightning rod for many, including environmental groups, Tribes, State and local governments, and those who favor limiting the reach of the federal government. This episode would not be the first time that President Trump has announced controversial policy that invites high profile legal challenges and the media attention that accompanies them.
I tend to be wary of landscape scale reservations of federal lands under the Antiquities Act and some other laws. They can be as political as they are large. Abuse of power is a concern. We always should consider whether the designation fits in size and purpose the law that is being used to authorize it. Is the designation simply a misguided, feel-good lob at a legacy, orchestrated by an outgoing president in his final days? Or is it something more substantial, with a size and purpose that are supportable under the authorizing legislation? Those are good questions for the president making the designation, for a reviewing court, and for Congress, in the rare case where it considers whether to change a designation. But, when it comes to existing national monuments, I at least question whether President Trump (and then each of his successors) should be the one who gets to decide.
Until now, national monuments have, for the most part, enjoyed an air of permanence. With some exceptions, presidents have typically deferred to the monument designations of predecessors, even while dismantling other aspects of a previous administration's policies. But President Trump's actions raise questions about whether the tradition might end. As legal challenges unfold, it may be years before we know to what extent this president, and every future president, could toss established national monuments into the same bin of ephemera that is used to dispose of old political appointments and presidential proclamations.
Tags: Executive Order, Antiquities Act, and Bears Ears National Monument
Since the election of President Trump and appointment of EPA Administrator Pruitt, more than a few articles and blogs have been written about the new administration's plans to dismantle EPA, including the proposal to cut EPA's budget by almost one third. Even if one agrees that EPA needs to be "down-sized," the massive cuts proposed by the Trump Administration are counter-productive. If EPA fires thousands of environmental professionals, who will be left to repeal or revise unnecessary or unduly burdensome regulations? Unlike Executive Orders, regulations cannot be rescinded or revised with the stroke of a pen.
The hazardous waste regulations adopted to implement RCRA provide a case in point. The Obama EPA adopted the final Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements Rule (discussed by a recent blog by Donald Stever) at the end of last year, acknowledging that the RCRA regulations are in many cases ambiguous, contain inconsistencies, and lack flexibility. EPA took a year to address more than 200 comments before it finalized the rule. Other aspects of the RCRA regulations also need to be modernized to encourage, rather than discourage, the reuse of materials derived from waste.
Just one example involves the recycling of mercury-containing lamps, which have been regulated as Universal Waste since 1995. Although fluorescent lamp manufacturers have reduced the amount of mercury in their lighting over time, such lamps are regulated as Universal Waste because many lamps exhibit the toxicity characteristic for mercury; and thus, would be classified as D009 hazardous waste. While the Universal Waste Rules simplify the management of mercury containing lamps, the hazardous waste regulations and longstanding EPA interpretations of these rules impede the reuse of materials recovered through the recycling of universal waste lamps.
Two of the primary materials produced through lamp recycling are calcium phosphate powder and crushed glass. Calcium phosphate powder removed from fluorescent lamps contains mercury at levels below the hazardous waste threshold, and the amount of mercury in such powder is typically further reduced by a retorting process. Significantly, the phosphate powder also contains several rare earth elements, including Europium, Terbium and Yttrium, which are considered strategic materials by the United States Government, because of the need for such elements in many military and high-tech commercial products, such as cell phones, computer hard drives and other electronic equipment, and precision-guided munitions.
China controls about 95% of the production of rare earth elements. Therefore, recycling calcium phosphate powder to produce rare earths provides a sustainable, domestic source of rare earths needed in the U.S. economy. Unfortunately, as a waste derived material, regulators have limited the ability of businesses to stockpile calcium phosphate powder for future recycling, and much of this material is currently being disposed of in landfills, rather than being reserved for the recovery of rare earths.
Similarly, the crushed glass produced by lamp recycling has characteristics that make it a useful substitute for sand and other materials used in construction operations, such as for road sub-base and pipe bedding materials. EPA's view, however, is that since Universal Waste lamps would be considered D009 hazardous waste, glass produced as part of the recycling process is in the same hazardous waste treatability group as the initial universal waste lamps, and therefore, is subject to the Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR) for D009 –non-wastewaters. Thus, the glass must be tested to demonstrate compliance with the LDR standard of 0.025 mg/l for mercury using the TCLP test (designed to assess leachate in a landfill environment), before the glass can be used on land as a substitute for other products. While the glass from lamp recycling typically complies with the LDR standard, the additional regulatory process discourages the reuse of this glass as a substitute for raw natural resources.
If President Trump were truly interested in alleviating "unnecessary regulatory burdens placed on the American people", EPA needs the resources to review specific regulations and identify those regulatory changes that will accomplish the President's goals. Slashing EPA's budget, before identifying and promulgating the regulatory changes, will likely result in missed opportunities for improving environmental regulations. Instead, massive reductions in staff and efforts to rescind many regulations without careful consideration will lead to mistakes and litigation, which is in no one's interest. Businesses need certainty, and the approach outlined by President Trump's Executive Orders will instead result in more confusion and uncertainty.
Tags: Executive Order, Universal Waste, Recycling, Mercury Lamps
Environmental Protection Agency | Hazardous Waste | Regulation | Solid Waste
Make no mistake, the Executive Order signed by President Trump at EPA yesterday is a big deal. Time will tell whether the Administration's U-turn on the Obama rules currently in litigation, such as the Clean Power Plan and the rule on fracking on federal lands will make any difference to judicial review of those rules. There are plenty of states and NGOs ready to step into EPA's and BLM's shoes to defend those rules.
Regardless, though, it's important. Social cost of carbon? Poof. Gone. Climate Action Plan? Gone. Consideration of climate change in environmental impact reviews? Gone.
We already know all this, though. I'd like to focus on a few details concerning the EO that might have gone unnoticed.
I'd be interested in knowing if a single one of the authors or peer reviewers of Circular A-4 have anything nice to say about the 2-for-1 Order?
Tags: Clean Power Plan, CPP, Executive Order
Air | Climate Change | Energy | Environmental Protection Agency | Permitting | Regulation | Renewables | Sustainability
Then-candidate Donald Trump's unauthorized use of REM's 1987 song, "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)", during a 2015 campaign rally sparked a sharp objection by the band's Michael Stipe. Flash forward to 2017 and now-President Trump has been flexing his executive powers in a number of legal fields; for many environmental, energy or immigration lawyers it's the end of the regulatory world as we knew it for decades, and they are not feeling so fine.
Executive Orders (EOs) raise classic constitutional law issues of the separation of powers, in that they often are used for "executive legislating" even though there is no explicit constitutional authority for them. EOs also blur traditional regulating lines, because they are not issued with public notice or comment, and usually state that they do not "create any right or benefit enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States."
An EO can have the force of law, however, if the EO is based on either the Constitution or a statute, per the Supreme Court's 1954 Youngstown decision. That is why one must carefully read each EO to determine the grounds of its authority, and then whether it is possibly contrary to a) existing laws or b) constitutional provisions such as due process or equal protection.
Facing an uncooperative Congress, POTUS Obama came to rely on EOs in his last two years in office (see this prophetic 2015 School House Rock episode). POTUS Trump took to EOs right out of the gate. The two Trump EOs that have garnered the most publicity and outcry deal with immigration restrictions The first EO was challenged in numerous courts, and the 9th Circuit issued on February 9 the first appellate decision on a Trump EO. Interestingly, and instructive for future litigants and legal counsel, the first issue addressed by the 9th Circuit, and the one they discussed the most, was . . . standing. The court then moved on to reviewability, and only briefly due process and equal protection. The complaint's count on violating the Administrative Procedure Act for not following proper rulemaking proceedings was not even discussed in the ruling.
Trump issued two EOs of more relevance to environmental and energy lawyers. First was the January 30, 2017 EO entitled "Reducing Regulation and Controlling Regulatory Costs", aka the add-one-subtract-two, no-increase-in-incremental-costs [undefined]- of-regulations EO. That was followed by the February 2, 2017 Interim Guidance of the OMB implementing (and implicitly amending) the EO by limiting it to "significant regulatory actions"—i.e. those of $100 million or more of annual effect on the economy. A week later the EO and IG were both challenged in federal court in D.C. as violating the APA, separation of powers, the Constitution's "Take Care Clause", and as being ultra vires. Plaintiffs referenced in part OSHA, TSCA, the ESA and CAA, and other energy/environmental laws as being inconsistent with the EO's requirement that a new rule can only be promulgated if its cost is offset by the elimination of two existing rules. The EO ironically signals the possible demise of cost-benefit analysis —first mandated by then POTUS Ronald Reagan by an EO in 1981—by disallowing consideration of the economic benefits of a regulation when weighing its costs.
Many more EOs are promised in the coming weeks concerning a variety of environmental and energy laws and regulations. Early in the wave was the February 28, 2017 EO with the majestic name of "Restoring the Rule of Law, Federalism, and Economic Growth by Reviewing the 'Waters of the United States' [aka WOTUS] Rule". This EO directs the EPA to review the WOTUS Rule while keeping in mind the national interest of "promoting economic growth, minimizing regulatory uncertainty, and showing due regard for the roles of the Congress and the States under the Constitution." Since WOTUS was a final rule published in the Federal Register, it can only be repealed and replaced by a new rule that goes through full notice-and-comment rulemaking, not simply by a non-legislative guidance or policy statement.
One who lives by the EO sword can slowly die from it too. POTUS Obama did not submit for approval to Congress the Paris Climate Change Agreement of 2016, calling it an "executive agreement", thus POTUS Trump does not need Congressional approval to undo it. The Agreement terms do not allow withdrawal by a party before November 2019. However, the U.S. could withdraw from the overarching United Nations Framework on Climate Change with one year notice, if the Senate approves, and that in effect would undo our Paris "commitments". And as a practical matter, the current Administration could also just choose not to implement the Paris obligations, because there is no binding duty to hit the emission reduction targets.
In sum, we live in interesting times. Although Jack Black has said of this Administration that "It's the end of the world", for College members and their clients it's the start of some fascinating new adventures in regulation and litigation. Stay tuned.
Tags: Executive Order, Cost/Benefit Analysis, Regulatory Review, WOTUS
Clean Air Act | Clean Water Act | Endangered Species Act | Litigation | Regulation
On November 1, President Obama issued an executive order organizing several task forces and coordinating councils to focus on climate change adaptation. Among the necessary and appropriate beltway benefactions was Section 3, which orders federal departments and agencies to "complete an inventory and assessment of proposed and completed changes to their land- and water-related policies, programs and regulations necessary to make the Nation's watersheds, natural resources, and ecosystems, and the communities and economies that depend on them, more resilient in the face of a changing climate." That's quite an assignment. The order applies specifically to Defense, Interior, Agriculture, EPA, NOAA, FEMA, and the Army Corps of Engineers. The CEQ and OMB Co-Chairs can spread the assignment to other federal agencies as need be. If you are left out of this list, you must not be very important. The required inventory must also include a "timeline and plan for making changes to policies, programs and regulations." This is all supposed to happen in the next 9 months, a rather pregnant period of time in a variety of ways. The scope of the task catches your attention, but perhaps the limitations should also be of interest. The inventory assignment is not supposed to include "wish lists" that have not yet been proposed or completed. It is supposed to focus on resiliency-enhancing land and water programs, rather than air programs that are usually the target of any climate change discussion. However, "agencies shall, where possible, focus on program and policy adjustments that promote the dual goals of greater climate resilience and carbon sequestration, or other reductions to the sources of climate change."It's a big job. It imposes new priorities for all federal departments and agencies. Sounds almost like an Act of Congress. Come to think of it, I wonder what Congress thinks about this? I mean… I'm just sayin'...
Tags: climate change adaptation, land, water, executive order
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Several weeks ago, I wrote a post about having a Kid Friendly Kitchen. In doing so, I was looking for a great kids apron to share with you and didn't love anything that I found. Time to make our own!
- blank child's apron
- citrus fruit (We used lemons, limes, and oranges. They all looked the same, so you don't really need all 3 types.)
- fabric paint (I love Tulip Soft Fabric Paint.) in citrusy colors
- paper plate
Pre-wash (and dry) your apron.
You'll want to really cover your work surface and cover your children! Fabric paint will NOT wash out of clothes or a table cloth. I put a plastic table cloth down on our table and then covered that with an old sheet that we use for messy projects.
Cut your citrus fruit in half. Using a paper towel, get some of the moisture off the fruit. You'll want them to be fairly dry. Squirt some paint onto a paper plate. Dip your fruit in the paint and stamp it onto your apron. The best prints came on the 2nd or 3rd stamp from each dip of paint. You may want to encourage your children to do their first stamp on a piece of paper so that the stamps on the apron look the best!
Allow the paint to dry according to the directions on the bottle. I let our aprons dry for 3 days, then washed them in a separate load of laundry. My girls have LOVED having their own little aprons to wear!
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Minster FM News
CCTV captures Selby suspect
4:19pm 30th August 2011
Selby police are hunting a woman suspected of stealing an elderly shopper's purse.
The suspect was captured on CCTV cameras in Yorkshire Trading Company on Gowthorpe, where the theft took place, at around 1.30pm on Friday 26th August 2011.
The victim, a local woman, was shopping in the store when she put her purse down to look at knitting patterns. The suspect picked the purse up and left the store, making no attempt to hand it in to staff.
Officers are appealing to anyone who witnessed the theft or recognises the offender from the CCTV image, to come forward.
PC Stuart Henderson, of Selby police, said:
"This appears to have been an opportunist theft which was obviously upsetting for the elderly victim.
"The image we have shows a fairly clear picture of the woman we would like to trace and I am appealing for the public to help us identify her.
"I am also appealing for the woman pictured to do the right thing and contact the police so the matter can be brought to a conclusion."
Anyone who can help the police with their enquiries is urged to contact PC Stuart Henderson, of Selby police, on 0845 60 60 24 7, quoting reference number 12110124235.
Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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I'm sure if you've managed to make it to my blog you've probably already heard me talk about the Dysh App. I'm also sure you're a wonderfully patient person that doesn't at all mind me talking about it again…and likely again and again and again and again.
Look, people post photos of their dumb babies all over the internet because they're proud of making them, LET ME HAVE DYSH.
Thank you. Sorry to type loudly at you.
Anyway, Dysh, you guys! Dysh is the food app developed by myself along with Hannah Hart, Mamrie Hart and Ingrid Nilsen! Who run the world? G…overnment systems. But also girls!
Dysh is Instagram meets Yelp. It allows you to post photos of your food and review your meal and/or overall restaurant experience. I'll be the first to admit that I've silently loathed and made fun of people for posting photos of their food all over Instagram. Instagram is for French Bulldogs and bootys. This is common knowledge. But now, there's a safe place for your food photos! DYSH! Here's a look at my profile:
I'm no foodie, that's for damn sure, and that's why I love Dysh. It's a place for foodies and newbies to come together over the universal language of food. We launched Dysh a few weeks ago and already have over 40,000 users! Amazing!
We also have regular hashtag contests happening and will soon be rolling out a brand new, VERY AWESOME, philanthropic update to the app. So stay tuned!
There's also a game element to the app, if that's something you're into. The more you post and interact with other users the more points you earn, moving you up to different Dysh user statuses. As someone who has spent an unhealthy amount of money on scratch off tickets over the years it's very refreshing to have a FREE app in which to focus my competitive pursuits.
I won't waste your time on too much more about the app, but I encourage you to check it out for yourselves! Click here to download it! It's available for ios and android (and if you have any trouble downloading just try updating your software)! Hannah, Mamrie, Ingrid and I check in everyday, so sign up so we can start stalking your Dysh-licious profiles (I'm so sorry, please still download Dysh)!
Best Dyshes,


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VideoHive Businessman Laundering Dirty Money 4610806
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Illegal \ Several \ Dollar \ Employee \ Banknotes \ Success \ Banking \ Finances
Stock Footage - Businessman Laundering Dirty Money 4610806 by Vinter_varg @ VideoHive
Stock Footage \ Business \ Corporate
High quality studio video of a businessman or office employee hangs up to dry several one dollar banknotes. Good illustrative clip about hiding finances, illegal success or banking.
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Complaint Review: Hercules Moving Systems
- Hercules Moving Systems
2345 S. Santa Fe Avenue
Los Angeles, California
United States of America
- Phone: 323-588-9666
- Web: www.herculesmovingsystems.com
- Category: Moving Companies
Hercules Moving Systems Overcharging on additional charges and ending up with price that was more than 90% more than the original estimate Los Angeles, California
After much of back and forth with the manager Lee, she gave us $150 discount. Which didn't make much sense to us because we were fighting for sticking to the original estimate and not for a discount. There was no reason for additional cubic feet charges, as they say, because we have had sticked to the list of things we originally gave them and received estimate that make us hire them in a first place.
So we rescheduled delivery (not having that kinda money on scheduled day because our deposit ended up being higher than our entire move estimate - deposit of $2000) and 10 days later have been forced to pay even $500 more for re-delivery and sign a contract were we had to give up the rights to bring them to court (final settlement). Without that they were making clear threats that otherwise they will put our stuff in storage and charge even more and keep charging (contract said they wanted to charge us $835 more for the re-delivery that was made 10days later but gave us a discount), so basically we would never be financially able to get our stuff and they will make sure of it. And that just left us scared. To understand, they had everything in that truck, my entire family life! So we felt like we had no choice than signed if we wanted our stuff back..
The other thing is how manager Lee and dispatch Lydia were so RUDE when all we wanted was to work it out and even willing to pay what they asked for. They were not answering their phones, not returning my messages, getting rid off me on the phone saying they will call back and they never did, i wasn't able to reach them for a week and when i did and had question, even manager herself wasn't able to answer me or explain things to me. Even when i tried to tell her that her guys didn't simply follow the procedure and contract, she would get rid off me with "they say they did and i believe them!" period, simple.
The last drop for us was when it came to our re-delivery and we were ready, dispatch lady Lydia asked me for the signed contract (were i'm giving up my legal rights after) and for the entire remaining balance of $1600 to pay first and until i do so she is refusing to even talk to me about scheduling my re-delivery. I told her she doesn't have the legal right to ask that of me because the contract I just signed clearly says "remaining balance due upon delivery" but she didn't care and kept repeating herself and ended the call with me, saying "you do that and then you can call me back and i will talk to you about scheduling your delivery". Period. Finally someone didn't want to argue anymore, so they delivered my stuff 14 days later and took the payment upon delivery.
After all we ended up paying them $3600! With original estimate of $1800. And not mentioning a few things were broken but their claim department will agree on something about 60cents of refund per item or pound of damaged goods. That is not even worth the time of filing.
Summary.. this experience obviously left us very shocked and in disbelief how some companies do business and how nobody is stopping them. And it also left us thinking how they are coming up with all these numbers? Or can they just charge you whatever they decide after they get your stuff? Knowing you will agree and sign because you just want your stuff back? Doesn't that smell a little bit like a blackmailing?? Because I'm sure that's exactly how that felt..
My question is.. What can I do now??
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Ovarian folliculogenesis corresponds to the development of follicles leading to either ovulation or degeneration, this latter process being called atresia. Even if atresia involves apoptosis, its mechanism is not well understood. The objective of this study was to analyze global gene expression in pig granulosa cells of ovarian follicles during atresia. The transcriptome analysis was performed on a 9,216 cDNA microarray to identify gene networks and candidate genes involved in pig ovarian follicular atresia. We found 1,684 significantly regulated genes to be differentially regulated between small healthy follicles and small atretic follicles. Among them, 287 genes had a fold-change higher than two between the two follicle groups. Eleven genes (DKK3, GADD45A, CAMTA2, CCDC80, DAPK2, ECSIT, MSMB, NUPR1, RUNX2, SAMD4A, and ZNF628) having a fold-change higher than five between groups could likely serve as markers of follicular atresia. Moreover, automatic confrontation of deregulated genes with literature data highlighted 93 genes as regulatory candidates of pig granulosa cell atresia. Among these genes known to be inhibitors of apoptosis, stimulators of apoptosis, or tumor suppressors INHBB, HNF4, CLU, different interleukins (IL5, IL24), TNF-associated receptor (TNFR1), and cytochrome-c oxidase (COX) were suggested as playing an important role in porcine atresia. The present study also enlists key upstream regulators in follicle atresia based on our results and on a literature review. The novel gene candidates and gene networks identified in the current study lead to a better understanding of the molecular regulation of ovarian follicular atresia.
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Effective lead generation has many different techniques, but only four pillars that you need to follow for success. Garnering good leads is one of the most important keys to being successful in business. This applies to both gaining customers and finding new business partners that provide what's needed to grow your business.
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Get a free 2014 Canadian Wildlife Federation calendar, simply by signing up to be a member - that's free too.
The calendar looks amazing, with gorgeous wildlife shots of bears, butterflies, birds, bugs and more. 2014 will be here sooner than you think and in September I like to be prepared with a calendar to enter the never-ending activities that go the entire school year. It's also nice to have a good looking calendar with wildlife photos in my kitchen or office. It's not Channing Tatum, but it is more appropriate for the cubicle. And hey, its free, you can't get better than that!
You can make a donation when you sign up or choose to not make one at this time. By making a donation, you support education and conservation programs in Canada. You can also teach your kids about wildlife just with the calendar itself.
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- LClarksonJust be warned that you will be bombarded with emails once you give them your information. A couple of years ago, they offered a free bird poster through their website. I never received the poster, but got bombarded by emails from them until I blocked them.
- Eva W.I have a "spam" type account set up for that type of stuff, where I don't mind getting emails I may never open. I never give companies my primary email address. But thanks for the heads up!
- Carol S.I am a Canadian Wildlife member but have not yet received my 2015 calendar. I look forward to it very much as it is my favourite. Thank you
- Anna W.Carol, please contact the company themselves:)


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Tuition and fees per semester for graduate students at the University of Florida in the fall of 2005 were $259.75 per credit hour for Florida residents and $889.94 per credit hour for non-residents. Due to tuition waivers usually available, new to U.F. students on assistantships and some fellowships pay $39.01 per credit hour. Reduced rates apply to nine credit hours for students on 25-74% time assistantships.
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The Department of Statistics awards teaching and research assistantships each year. Stipends vary slightly, but a typical student assistant working 0.5-time received $13,500 during the 2003-04 academic year. Students on assistantship usually take nine credit hours of coursework per semester. A number of assistantships are available for the summer terms for current students who wish to continue their work through the summer months. The Department of Statistics has 50-60 graduate students, most of whom are receiving some form of financial support. Depending on the student's interests and abilities, this support could take the form of an assistantship involving grading, tutoring or teaching an undergraduate service course, serving as a student consultant in the agricultural statistics or biostatistics units of the department or working with a faculty member in a variety of possible statistical research projects. First year students often teach discussion sections of a large elementary statistics course. Graduate students whose native language is not English must take the SPEAK exam to be eligible for a teaching assignment. See the Department's Graduate Student Handbook for details. All graduate students admitted as nonFlorida residents and receiving an out-of-state tuition payment are encouraged to apply for Florida residency when they become eligible.
Some fellowships and supplemental awards are also available for exceptionally qualified students. These include University of Florida Alumni Graduate Fellowships and departmental awards such as the Joan S. Mendenhall Fellowship, the Kenneth and Janet Keene Fellowship and the Annette Kendall Katzoff Fellowship. Other fellowships are available from agencies like the National Science Foundation and the McKnight Black Doctoral Fellowship Program. The Office of Student Services, University of Florida (Telephone (352) 392-1261) can provide additional information on these programs.
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I watched Police, Camera Action this week and saw a guy who was drink driving, had no insurance, tax or MOT - not even a driving licence. He had already been banned once and this was his second ban - before he had even passed his test!
There must be a more secure and reliable way for modern IT and electronics to manage this.
MOT, insurance, tax and the driving licence are still paper-based. In the 21st century, this must be wrong. We need a new way to issue and validate these products so that they are useful and work for the law abiding citizen rather than pander to the whims of those who think it is fine to break the law.
So we have these four products issued as SIM cards similar to those in mobile phones. 2 are personal to the car and the other 2 are specific to the driver. The tax and MOT sims are inserted into the car they belong to and are validated via 3G networks when the ignition is started. The other two sims (insurance and driving licence) go inside the car keys and are also validated via the 3G network. 4 lights on the dashboard with confirm each sim has been validated and only then can the car be started. If there is an issue with any of these devices, the car will not start.
This is bound to cost a lot of money and the benefits won't be realised until all cars/keys are compatible with a universal system but it worked for the seatbelt, remote central locking, and airbags. One added security addition could be a fingerprint reader in the key itself. If the car keys are stolen and used in the car, it wouldn't work unless the key is turned by the registered owner.


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Olivia Culpo praises Marchesa for making her Oscars gown from beer glass
The Miss Universe winner is honoured to have worn the dress in support of charity.
Beauty queen Olivia Culpo wore a gown made out of Stella Artois beer glass to the Oscars.
The 24-year-old Miss Universe 2012 winner donned a gorgeous white floor-length number to the Academy Awards on Sunday (26Feb17), as part of fashion house Marchesa's collaboration with the Belgian beer company's Buy a Lady a Drink charity campaign.
With each $13 (£10) special-edition Stella Artois chalice sold, the company will donate five years of clean water to one person in the developing world through philanthropists at Water.org.
Marchesa designers Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig helped bring awareness to the charity drive by engineering a stunning tasseled gown made with fragments of the chalice glass, and when Culpo was asked to don the special dress on the red carpet, the decision was a "no-brainer".
"I got involved with this because I've been friends with Marchesa for a while," Nick Jonas' ex tells Stylecaster. "Georgina and I met on (U.S. TV fashion competition) Project Runway. The collaboration began because of Stella Artois, their campaign, Buy a Lady a Drink. The idea is that for every chalice that's bought, five years of drinking water will be provided for someone in the developing world.
"For me, it was just a really great collaboration, because I love Marchesa. It's an opportunity to give back and lend my voice to the global water crisis."
Olivia is deeply impressed with Georgina and Craig's imaginative approach to the project, admitting she was shocked to learn the little glass beads on the dress were made out of Stella Artois beer chalices.
"That's one of the surprises that I discovered," she smiles. "This is the first time they are designing a custom gown for me. I feel way too lucky to have that happening. It's just even more incredible that it's for such a good cause.
"It's really not about me, it's about the conversation around the global crisis and, for me and Marchesa and I think everybody, it's also about women empowerment. A lot of people in these developing communities, who are affected by the crisis, are women, because they're the ones who have to go and get the water."
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Louis van Gaal delighted with his 'boring' Manchester United
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal suggested his side were growing in confidence after they produced one of their best displays of the season to beat Stoke 3-0 at Old Trafford.
Rumours over Van Gaal's position as United boss have dominated the Premier League gossip agenda in recent weeks, but goals from Jesse Lingard, Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney secured a 3-0 win against Stoke at Old Trafford.
There were suggestions that Van Gaal may face a frosty reaction after United fans turned against him following the defeat against Southampton last month, but the Dutchman was in jovial mood after his side's resounding win.
"It's amazing they come to watch their boring United," said a cheeky Van Gaal as he paid tribute to the Old Trafford faithful.
Read more: Ruthless Manchester United destroy Stoke to ease pressure on Louis van Gaal
"I am a very happy coach because I have seen fantastic goals, team goals, where we are building up from the back and finishing like that, and also controlling the game in the second half," stated Van Gaal.
"Michael Carrick said to me after the match that it is so different when you score the early goal. We had a lot of chances to score in the first half also in previous matches but you have to finish, and now we are finishing and still creating more.
"I think we have played in the first half attacking- wise very good. In the second half we were more controlling and we didn't give any chances away against a team like Stoke. That is remarkable because they always make it difficult."
Van Gaal went on to suggest the belief is flowing in his side, as he highlighted their impressive run of form in 2016.
"We are growing in confidence. Apart from losing one game against Southampton in the final minute when no one should be the winner, we have done well this year," he added.
Man Utd keeper David De Gea told the BBC that the win against Stoke was crucial to his side's ambitions to get back into the title race.
"That was a really important game for us, three important points," stated the Spaniard.
"They didn't create many chances, we scored early and that was the key. We need to keep this tempo and try to get into the top four as soon as possible.
"We always try to play the same football; we believe in ourselves and we need to keep this level, play all the matches like today."
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Chegs ® 23:09 20 Jan 2004
Actually setting up a network isn't that hard,getting it to work can be a struggle. :-)
Wireless tech might have advanced loads,but a look thru PCA's pages will show that the signal can be a pig,adsl slowdowns,dropped connections,etc.
I was going to get a wireless router with built-in modem,but had a good think about it,and decided a standard cabled network(which I already have)was good enough.It has run continuously now for several years,with the only hitch being caused by the carpet fitters who sliced thru the cable whilst laying the stair carpet. :-)


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'I guess you need a lesson in independence': Why this mother's angry letter to her son is going viral
Never mess with the boss.
A mother decided to teach her son a "lesson in independence" by schooling him in exactly what it costs to run a household.
Estella Havisham, an assumed name because she is a domestic abuse survivor, wrote a letter to her son 'Aaron' telling the 13-year-old to stop treating her like a roommate and instead like a parent.
In the letter, which has been shared more than 162,000 times on Facebook and Twitter, details the cost of rent, electricity, internet and food for the month.
Hey! Aaron's mom here Estella. I am reaching out since FB disabled my account. So, for now, you can follow me here. pic.twitter.com/q4gpQuxk7f— Estella Havisham (@EstellaH_Mom) September 12, 2015
The fight reportedly began when the teenager didn't complete his homework and makes money from videos of YouTube.
"As you threw in my face that you are making money now, it will be easier to buy back all the items I bought for you in the past," she writes.
"If you would like your lamp/lightbulbs or access to the internet, you will need to pay your share of costs."
The mother said she had never anticipated the message would go viral and only meant it as a joke to be shared with friends and family on her personal Facebook page.
"It is still a work in progress. This incident just happened last week. It has made a difference though. When I ask him to do something, he does it,"she wrote in a follow up post.
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On July 15th Uncle & Dad stood in line at the bookstore to buy Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at midnight. While in line they got a bag of "goodies". One of these goodies was these Harry Potter glasses. Older DS had fun posing with them on.
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