E&E News reports that the first permitting reform bills have finally hit the House floor, marking a crucial step toward speeding up and streamlining infrastructure approvals. Lawmakers are now locked in intense debates over the potential impacts of these changes on both the environment and energy development
Browsing: regulatory affairs
California utilities have achieved a major regulatory win in their wildfire resilience efforts, securing eased requirements as they work to boost safety amid complex operational hurdles, sources tell E&E News
Brazil’s groundbreaking update to drug pricing regulations is shaking up the pharmaceutical landscape! Companies are now required to present stronger evidence showcasing their products’ effectiveness and cost-efficiency. This pivotal change could transform market dynamics and enhance access to vital medications throughout the country.
Recent reports highlight a surge in food poisoning cases across the UK, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, India, Japan, Vietnam, and Hong Kong. Health authorities emphasize the importance of food safety regulations and public awareness to combat this global health issue.
The United States Trade Representative’s reciprocal tariff calculations play a crucial role in shaping international trade relations. By assessing tariffs imposed by trading partners, the U.S. aims to foster fair competition and protect domestic industries.
In a recent call to action, energy CEOs urged the Canadian government to fast-track new pipeline projects. They argue that accelerated development is crucial for enhancing energy security and meeting growing demand while bolstering economic growth.
Google has agreed to pay $340 million to Italy to resolve a tax evasion investigation. This settlement aims to address concerns over the tech giant’s tax practices in the country and reflects ongoing scrutiny of multinational corporations’ tax obligations worldwide.







