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Md. high court weighs MDE regulation of ammonia to protect the bay
The Maryland Department of the Environment invalidly declined to impose emissions standards for ammonia on all Eastern Shore poultry feeding operations, an environmental attorney argued.
Md. high court will weigh MDE regulation of ammonia to protect the bay
Maryland’s top court will consider if state agency validly rejected a request to impose ammonia emissions standards for feeding operations to protect the bay.
PETA seeks to block NIH from funding animal sepsis research
The National Institutes of Health must end its multimillion dollar funding of experimentation on mice and other rodents in a futile attempt to find a cure for the often fatal […]
MICHAEL STEIN v. MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
As MDTA correctly notes, the sole authority for setting the “Standard Pay Plan” rests with the Secretary of Budget and Management. Moreover, the ALJ properly found geography to be the primary motivation for hiring ICC ERTs at a higher step.
WASHINGTON GAS ENERGY SERVICES v. MARYLAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Washington Gas asks that we order the Commission to instruct BGE to return over-collected funds to suppliers. It asks whether the Commission exceeded its statutory authority, employed unlawful procedure, or acted arbitrarily or capriciously when setting certain discount rates to zero for Years 2 and 3 of the Purchase of Receivables program.
RAY SULLIVAN, et al. v. QW PROPERTIES, LLC
The Annapolis Board of Appeals denied an application for approval of a residential planned development known as The Reserve at Quiet Waters. The Circuit Court found the Board’s denial was arbitrary and capricious and ordered the board to approve the application. This appeal followed.
