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California Climate Disclosure Laws’ Compliance Timeline Remains Stable While New Amendments Give State Regulator More Time and Flexibility

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By Jayni F. Hein, W. Andrew Jack, Kevin Poloncarz, Jared Gilmour
| Lexology Verified
Companies that do business in California and meet certain revenue thresholds should continue to prepare to comply with the state’s landmark climate disclosure laws that impose reporting deadlines starting in 2026, even as a newly enacted state law gives California regulators more time and flexibility in promulgating implementing regulations.
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Arsenic, mercury and other toxic metals found in most baby foods tested, report says

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By Jared Gilmour
| Centre Daily Times Verified
An investigative report released Thursday reveals that harmful chemicals are hiding in an array of common baby foods, including toxic metals that can stunt children’s brain development.
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Wolves kill two calves, wound three with tooth scrapes in California, officials say

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By Jared Gilmour
| The Modesto Bee Verified
Wolves killed two calves during separate Lassen County incidents this month in what wildlife officials are calling the largest wolf attack on livestock since the predators returned to California. The yearling cattle were killed by wolves on private land in western Lassen County, and three other cattle were found with tooth scrapes and other injuries, according to investigative reports from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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