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Jacob Sullum Reason Magazine 7/30/2013 Today a state appeals court panel unanimously ruled that the New York Board of Health exceeded its regulatory authority when it enacted Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s big beverage ban. The decision upholds a March 11 ruling by a state judge, Martin Tingling, who blocked the widely derided soda serving ceiling before […] July 31st, 2013 | Tags: appeal, Board of Health, Judge Martin Tingling, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, public health, Separation of Powers, soda ban | Category: Government regulations, New York, Progressives | Comments are closed
William Bigelow Breitbart.com Big Government 27 Feb 2013
Two wind turbines that were built on Cape Cod are now being considered for removal because local residents are getting sick from their impact on the environment. In the community of Falmouth, residents are complaining of headaches, dizziness, and sleep deprivation. Falmouth resident Neil Andersen […] February 27th, 2013 | Tags: Falmouth, Falmouth Energy Committee, green energy, public health, wind power | Category: Energy, Massachusetts | Comments are closed
Mayor Bloomberg’s proposed soda ban is about himself, not about public health. Shikha Dalmia Reason Magazine 6/12/2012 New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposed ban on big sodas in the Big Apple is generating accusations that he is a Nanny Statist. But that’s not quite accurate. A nanny forces others to do things for their […] June 13th, 2012 | Tags: food and drink, Food Nanny, food police, individual rights, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, narcissist, public health, social engineering, soda ban, state regulations | Category: New York, Politicians, Progressives | Comments are closed
Wendy Koch USA Today 3/16/2011 With mostly GOP support, a U.S. House panel voted to stop the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gas emissions, a central tenet of President Obama’s climate agenda. By a vote of 34-19, the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed a bill Tuesday that would strip the EPA of its […] March 20th, 2011 | Tags: Agenda 21, Clear Air Act, Environment and Public Works Committee, greenhouse gases, House Energy and Commerce Committee, Lisa Jackson, Natural Resources Defense Council, public health, Rep. Fred Upton, Sen. Barbara Boxer, Sen. Mitch McConnell | Category: Congress, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Property rights, United Nations | Comments are closed
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