Like other requirements, environmental regulations apply to medicinal and recreational cannabis businesses too.
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Moving on all fronts, Trump administration has several ways to affect environmental regulations and policy.
Michigan just made it easier for owners and operators of underground storage tanks to demonstrate financial assurance and obtain cash for closing leaking tanks.
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Federal appellate court blocks EPA’s rule defining “Waters of the United States” for the purposes of the Clean Water Act.
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