The NC Supreme Court revisits its limits on extreme partisan gerrymandering -- this and more in your CIB for the week of March 20th, John.
Court Revisits Gerrymandering
Just three months ago, the NC Supreme Court confirmed and finalized new limits on extreme partisan gerrymandering. But that could change.
“Good Neighbor” Rule Will Cut Downwind Pollution
The EPA rule takes effect in May for emissions from power plants, and in 2026 for other industrial plants.
EPA Proposes Limits on “Forever Chemicals” in Drinking Water
EPA proposed the first federal limits on what have become known as “forever chemicals” in drinking water, toxic PFAS chemicals.
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