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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

Police arrested a man at a meeting to discuss a proposed Oklahoma data center after exceeding his time limit by 30 seconds

Applause broke out during an Oklahoma man's speech at a city council meeting on Tuesday to discuss a proposed data center. A minute later, shouts of disbelief rang out across the room. "Disgusting!" one woman shouted as Claremore Police Department officers handcuffed and escorted Daniel Blanchard out of the room. Authorities said they arrested Blanchard, whose speech exceeded the three-minute time limit, for trespassing.
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Environment
fromLos Angeles Times
2 weeks ago

Should some L.A. beaches be a national park? It's being studied. Here's how you can weigh in

The National Park Service is studying whether parts of the Los Angeles coastline from Will Rogers to Torrance Beach could become a national park.
US politics
fromABC7 San Francisco
1 month ago

Richmond City Council postpones vote to censure mayor over antisemitic social media posts

Richmond City Council delayed a censure vote for Mayor Eduardo Martinez over antisemitic social media posts amid heated public comment and divided community responses.
Environment
fromHigh Country News
5 months ago

How to comment on the planned roadless rule rollback - High Country News

The Department of Agriculture proposes rescinding the 2001 roadless rule protecting 58.5 million acres of Forest Service land, with a public comment deadline of Sept. 19.
US politics
fromArs Technica
5 months ago

Delete, Delete, Delete: How FCC Republicans are killing rules faster than ever

FCC is rapidly eliminating multiple regulations using Direct Final Rule and shortened 10–20 day public comment windows, risking removal of significant consumer-protection rules.
fromFast Company
5 months ago

The government just made it harder for you to weigh in on federal rules

For years, advocacy groups made it easy for Americans to weigh in on federal regulations. If a proposed rule threatened internet freedoms or environmental protections, organizations could set up simple campaign sites: type your comment, hit submit, and your feedback went straight into the federal record. During the 2017 net neutrality fight, more than 1.6 million comments reached the Federal Communications Commission in a single day.
US politics
NYC politics
from48 hills
8 months ago

Protesting the Lurie budget-and talking about long-term progressive solutions - 48 hills

Activists will protest at City Hall over the brutal budget proposal during the final public-comment session.
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