• YIMBY (Yes In My Back Yard) movement in San Francisco, other cities says build more housing to tame housing costs [Alex Tabarrok] Zoning laws sometimes respond to tiny-house movement, and sometimes don’t [Curbed]
• Federalist Society convention panel on Justice Scalia’s property rights jurisprudence with John Echeverria, James W. Ely, Jr., Roderick Hills, Jr., Adam Laxalt, Ilya Somin, Judge Allison Eid moderating;
• Your regulated residence: “Santa Monica Moves to Make All New Homes Net-Zero Energy” [Mental Floss]
• “King County, Washington, Caught Digging Through Residents’ Trash” [Christian Britschgi/Reason; see also on Seattle composting regulations]
• “EPA to big cities: Stop killing rats with dry ice” [Aamer Madhani, USA Today]
• “Policing for profit in private environmental enforcement” [Jonathan Wood; Clean Water Act citizen suits]

Filed under: Antonin Scalia, Environmental Protection Agency, land use and zoning, law enforcement for profit, Los Angeles, pesticides, property law, San Francisco, Seattle