Publié le 4 avril 2014par Morgan Boëdec / Victoires-Editions Aménagement et foncier, urbanisme, Environnement, Energie, Développement économique Sur son volet urbanisme, la loi Alur conforte en premier lieu le rôle intégrateur des schémas de cohérence territoriale (Scot). Et corrige, dans ses liens juridiques et ses rapports de prise en compte et de compatibilité avec le PLU, certaines incohérences du Code de l'urbanisme. "En contentieux de l'urbanisme, jusqu'à maintenant on regardait peu le Scot. Read More...
English people are split, but the Welsh prefer their methods of coping with the pandemicAt the height of the pandemic, lockdown restrictions were much the same across England and the devolved nations of the United Kingdom. More recently however, the approaches taken by each nation have diverged.
As cases rose across the UK, the Welsh opted for several restrictions to mitigate the impact of the Omicron variant. These have included limiting gatherings to six indoors and closing nightclubs. Read More...
For months the Department of Agriculture had sent up a dire warning: this summer the U.S. would harvest the second biggest wheat crop in history but would have no place to store it. Taking its own warning to heart, the Government last week began floating twelve Liberty ships out of the Hudson River “mothball fleet” to provide “emergency” storage.
But the emergency had been adjusted elsewhere. As farmers out in the wheat belt already knew, the long-heralded “glut” of wheat simply had not materialized. Read More...
