Green Building Law Update
DECEMBER 27, 2020
As we look back at my most read blog posts in 2020, at a time when most of us have accepted that we will never go back to exactly the way things were, we are no doubt collectively ready for a new year, and I am incredibly excited about the prospects for environmental law. Maryland is First State to Legislate Permitted Use of PFAS.
Green Building Law Update
APRIL 19, 2020
actually 3 separate bills) expressly permitting PFAS (. a future blog post will consider the Clean Air Act implications not to mention the wisdom of incinerating PFAS fire-fighting foam?). But then, some days ago Maryland did what no other state (nor the Federal government) has done. It passed legislation (. perfluoroalkyl chemicals)?!
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Natural Building
JULY 28, 2020
I recently received the following email from Kimi Ishikawa: We are in the process of building the first-ever fully permitted tire bale home in New Mexico! Anyway, here is our blog post on our build, in case you have any interest in including it in the Natural Building Blog: [link] com/post/breaking-new-ground.
FDR Safety
AUGUST 19, 2013
OSHA’s standard for permit-required confined spaces is complex, but surprisingly misconceptions have persisted about three fairly easy to understand aspects of the standard. Curtis Chambers of the OSHA Training Blog zeroed in on these myths in a recent post. To learn more about these myths, read the OSHA Training Blog.
Green Building Law Update
AUGUST 23, 2015
Fish and Wildlife Service rule allowing 30 year permits to “take” bald and golden eagles. For instance, FWS cited “a company interested in siting a wind-power facility” as an example of an entity that “may qualify for a programmatic take permit.” On August 11, a federal court set aside the U.S. and golden eagles.,
Green Building Law Update
AUGUST 23, 2015
Fish and Wildlife Service rule allowing 30 year permits to “take” bald and golden eagles. For instance, FWS cited “a company interested in siting a wind-power facility” as an example of an entity that “may qualify for a programmatic take permit.” On August 11, a federal court set aside the U.S.
Natural Building
NOVEMBER 12, 2019
The overall price came to $41,600, which includes the construction, permits, rain tanks and other elements. It took two years to get the necessary building permits and another 18 months to construct the home with the help of volunteers from Australia and abroad. “We We’re now mostly off-grid and semi self-sufficient.”
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