Industry wins time on emission, catalyst rules

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The two regulations related to evaporative emissions and catalysts will take some time to get enforced. The marine industry is relived for the moment as it was not in agreement to the EPA's suggestions regarding method of reduction for evaporation emission. EPA has decided to adopt regulations similar to those employed by Europe, and CARB testing is taking longer than anticipated though they are convinced that the technology will help once regulated.

United States, Strategy & planning, Government domestic functions, Planning, Environmental aspects, United States. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental policy, Company business planning, Emissions (Pollution), Automotive emissions

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Is evicting a viable marina really in the 'public good?'

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Florida based Cracker Boy Boat Works, a marina of more than 60 years standing, faces the prospect of being taken over through eminent domain. In this context, the provisions contained in Florida Senate Bill 0008 and Federal Private Property Rights Protection Act of 2005, are discussed.

Florida, Editorial, Interpretation and construction, Eminent domain (Law), Marinas, Property law

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