According to French laws, a formal agreement from an ethics committee is not required for retrospective collection of data dealing with usual standard medical care (ref: law n°2004-806 from August, 9th 2004, modified by government ordinance n°2066-477 from April 26th 2006, article R1121-3, Jofficielfficiel de la République Française).
To read more about outdoor light pollution, finding efficient lighting and local light ordinances, read the original article Is Your Landscape Lighting Polluting the Environment?
"We in this country are going down a slippery slope these days," said Dora Bouboulis, noting a national newspaper recently published an article about the ordinance under the headline "Tolerant town gets intolerant".
The chemical companies on the Island of Kauai have refused to disclose this information to the public or to the co-sponsor of the pesticide ordinance mentioned later in this article, Kauai County Councilmember, Gary Hooser.
While working on an article about the city ordinance, I called a grocery store in my neighborhood, Canyon Market, to see how its owners felt about the law.
There, under the Articles of Confederation, the Ordinance of 1787 reserved a plot of land in every prospective township for the support of education.
The term 'water pollution' was mentioned in Israeli military laws in Article 1 of the Military Ordinance No. 498 for the year 1974.
Relying on this definition, Article 10 of the same ordinance detailed the actions that may cause water pollution since the article has encompassed industrial and agricultural materials and their effects.
Clauses (a) and (b) of Article 5 of the Military Ordinance amending the Water Control Law provided for the same effect, adding that it is forbidden to establish any water corporation or any water installations except in accordance with a license given by competent agencies.[25].
In 1803, Harrison lobbied Congress to repeal Article 6 of the Northwest Ordinance, in order to permit slavery in the Indiana Territory.
