• Behind costly EPA crackdown on wood-burning stoves, a whiff of sweetheart lawsuits? [Larry Bell]
• Reminder: California’s Prop 65 doesn’t actually improve public health, makes lawyers rich, and harasses business [Michael Marlow, WSJ]
• “What I learned from six months of GMO research: None of it matters” [Nathanael Johnson, Grist]
• Eminent domain threatens store owner in Fire Island’s Saltaire [NYP]
• In case you haven’t seen this one: chemical content of all-natural foods [James Kennedy Monash]
• “The court ordered that the county pay the turtles’ attorneys fees.” [Dan Lewis, Now I Know]
• “On the government’s books, the switch [from steel to aluminum in Ford’s new F-150 pickup] is a winner because MPG goes up.” [William Baldwin, Forbes]

Filed under: animal rights, CAFE, consent decrees, eminent domain, environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Long Island, Prop 65