Drones for me, but not for thee? Hunters have a right to use drones in recovery of downed deer, says Mike Yoder, and that right is anchored in the First Amendment. A bellwether legal fight is underway that pits hunting, freedom of speech and entrepreneurship against the bounds of government control. Michigan, along with many other states, insists drone use on private or public land is illegal in all hunting-related action, including location of downed deer.

Waters of the U.S. rules have evolved many times in the past 50 years. EPA just announced another round of changes, following a May Supreme Court ruling that required the agency to revise the definition.

Carbon pipelines are stirring up controversy. According to John Phipps, projects like pipelines, transmission lines or solar arrays are bitterly and usually unsuccessfully opposed, but only by those affected.

FSA must first calculate the final Emergency Relief Program (ERP) amounts to be applied against the Pandemic Assistance Revenue Program (PARP) income and then determine how much of a percentage of PARP will be allowed.