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Environmental Regulation

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This page collects the 401 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Environmental Regulation”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Data Centers, Water Resources, and Zoning.

Active Bills

State BillCALIFORNIASep 15, 2026California Bill AB 1642 Requires Post-Wildfire Contamination Regulations and Guidance for Lead and AsbestosAssembly Bill 1642 requires the Department of Toxic Substances Control to adopt post-wildfire lead and asbestos testing regulations by December 31, 2028, and guidance for other contaminants by DecembeState BillCALIFORNIAAug 30, 2026California SB 501 expands battery recycling requirements and oversight for producersState BillCALIFORNIAAug 21, 2026California SB 1375 exempts urban intermodal rail station projects from CEQA environmental reviewsState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026California AB 2046 exempts EPA-certified E85 fuel conversion systems from state pollution control testingState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026California SB 601 expands state water quality oversight to 'nexus waters' and mandates annual inflation adjustments for discharge penaltiesState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026California AB 1772 mandates $20 fee for nonmotorized vessels and expands invasive mussel inspection requirementsState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026AB 2716 updates oil and gas well bonding requirements and creates new financial assurance rules for well decommissioningState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026AB 2461 expands oil and gas well bonding requirements to include changes in corporate control

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Recent Activity

  1. Thu, Sep 33 items
    1. New Mexico Attorney General challenges expedited permits for Oracle AI data centerAttorney General Raúl Torrez has filed emergency petitions with the New Mexico Supreme Court to block expedited regulatory approvals granted to Oracle Corporation's 'Project Jupiter' data center in DoHillsborough County
    2. Former EPA officials report Trump administration stalled PFAS wastewater surveyMiami-Dade County
    3. Former EPA officials allege Trump administration stalled PFAS wastewater studyMiami-Dade County
  2. Fri, Aug 281 item
    1. Abelardo de la Espriella administration considers resuming aerial herbicide spraying for coca eradication in ColombiaThe administration of Abelardo de la Espriella has signaled a potential return to aerial spraying of illicit crops using a herbicide that was banned in Colombia over ten years ago. This move would revMiami-Dade County
  3. Tue, Aug 251 item
    1. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission opens harvest seasons for gag grouper, amberjack, red snapper, and snook on September 1The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has set the 2026 harvest season dates, size requirements, and daily bag limits for several key offshore and inshore fish species. These reguManatee County
  4. Mon, Aug 242 items
    1. New Mexico Supreme Court halts air and water permits for Project Jupiter data centerThe New Mexico Supreme Court has suspended air and water permits for the proposed Project Jupiter data center following legal challenges from environmental groups. The court's intervention halts the pHillsborough County
    2. New Mexico Supreme Court halts water usage for Jupiter Project data center in Santa TeresaHillsborough County
  5. Thu, Aug 201 item
    1. Florida reaches court-ordered deadlines for Everglades phosphorus pollution reductionThe first court-mandated deadlines for reducing phosphorus pollution in the Everglades have officially arrived. State agencies and environmental groups currently dispute whether current water treatmenMiami-Dade County

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Key Actors

  1. 01Maria Marinoperson6 mentions
  2. 02South Florida Water Management Districtorganization6 mentions
  3. 03Maria Sachsperson6 mentions
  4. 04Project Tangoother6 mentions
  5. 05PBA Holdingsorganization5 mentions
  6. 06Palm Beach County Commissionorganization4 mentions
  7. 07Dr. Frederick Bloetscherperson3 mentions
  8. 08APorganization3 mentions
  9. 09Ernie Coxperson3 mentions
  10. 10Frederick Bloetscherperson3 mentions

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  • Topic to billsCalifornia Bill AB 1642 Requires Post-Wildfire Contamination Regulations and Guidance for Lead and Asbestos, California SB 501 expands battery recycling requirements and oversight for producers, California SB 1375 exempts urban intermodal rail station projects from CEQA environmental reviews (+9 more)
  • Topic to peopleMaria Marino, Maria Sachs, Dr. Frederick Bloetscher (+2 more)
  • Topic to orgsSouth Florida Water Management District, PBA Holdings, Palm Beach County Commission (+1 more)
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  1. Sep 15, 2026meeting transcriptHistoric and Environmental Preservation Board Hears Multiple Tree Removal Appeals and Adopts Procedural Changes
  2. Sep 15, 2026State BillCalifornia Bill AB 1642 Requires Post-Wildfire Contamination Regulations and Guidance for Lead and Asbestos
  3. Sep 3, 2026NewsNew Mexico Attorney General challenges expedited permits for Oracle AI data center
  4. Sep 3, 2026NewsFormer EPA officials report Trump administration stalled PFAS wastewater survey
  5. Sep 3, 2026NewsFormer EPA officials allege Trump administration stalled PFAS wastewater study
  6. Aug 30, 2026State BillCalifornia SB 501 expands battery recycling requirements and oversight for producers
  7. Aug 28, 2026NewsAbelardo de la Espriella administration considers resuming aerial herbicide spraying for coca eradication in Colombia
  8. Aug 25, 2026NewsFlorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission opens harvest seasons for gag grouper, amberjack, red snapper, and snook on September 1
  9. Aug 24, 2026NewsNew Mexico Supreme Court halts air and water permits for Project Jupiter data center
  10. Aug 24, 2026NewsNew Mexico Supreme Court halts water usage for Jupiter Project data center in Santa Teresa

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