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The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Chevron U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council overturns the Chevron doctrine, shifting power from federal agencies like FDA, CMS, and EPA to courts, impacting public health policy. The ruling reduces agencies' ability to interpret ambiguous statutes, potentially slowing policy implementation and regulatory actions, with mixed implications under the upcoming administration.

FDA and EPA register SaniDate® 12.0, the first antimicrobial treatment for pre-harvest agricultural water, to combat foodborne pathogens like Salmonella and E. coli.

Students for Life Action releases 'Make America Pro-Life Roadmap,' detailing legal strategies post-Dobbs, focusing on addressing chemical abortion pills with federal and state legislators.

A $14 million boost for WA’s environmental approvals system aims to streamline processes and fast-track job-creating projects, supported by additional staff for EPA and OAC to address backlogs. This follows the Vogel-McFerran Review’s recommendations and recent legislative amendments to the Environmental Protection Act, enhancing parallel approvals and EPA board membership. WA’s Premier and Environment Minister highlight the benefits for both environment and business.

WA Government invests $14 million to boost EPA and OAC staffing, aiming to expedite environmental approvals and secure major energy transition projects, enhancing both environmental quality and business certainty.

WA Govt. invests $14M to reform environmental approvals, aiming to expedite processes and secure major projects, while upholding high environmental standards. This follows the Vogel-McFerran Review's recommendations and recent amendments to the Environmental Protection Act.

Ocean Infinity readies new search for MH370 with three robot vessels, awaiting Malaysian government approval for a 15,000sqkm area off Western Australia, under a 'no find, no fee' proposal.

California faces environmental policy clashes with Trump; atmospheric rivers shift poleward; post-fire studies show earlier snowpack melt; new research and satellites aid drought management; EPA uses fish eDNA to assess estuarine health; Sites Reservoir proposed as 21st-century water storage solution; Marin City flood resilience project begins; Contra Costa Water District ends participation in Los Vaqueros Reservoir Expansion; wastewater considered for Delta region groundwater supply; Peninsula water usage at 50-year low; Surfers Point managed retreat project progresses; Mountain Fire burns 20,000 acres in Ventura County; Bakersfield lawsuit over Kern River water management; Central Basin water board election results; New River project in Calexico exceeds $43.6m; Imperial Valley's geological uniqueness; first lithium project in Imperial Valley faces lawsuit; Colorado River negotiations stable amid White House change; Las Vegas sustainability initiatives; Trump administration's potential impact on EPA; U.S. experiences second-warmest October on record.

FDA and EPA approve antimicrobial treatment for pre-harvest water.

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