Man fined R$ 1,200 for setting fire in vegetation area in Euclides da Cunha Paulista
A 70-year-old man was fined R$ 1,200 for illegally setting fire to a vegetation area in Euclides da Cunha Paulista, Brazil, without environmental authorization.
Instead of demolition, legalization. A reversal in the dispute over the campsite in Kokořínsko
The article discusses a significant legal development regarding a campsite in Kokořínsko, where instead of being demolished, the site is being legalized after a long dispute.
Ban on Using Mobile Batteries on Board Starts Mid-April, Public Comments Begin
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a ban on the use of mobile batteries onboard planes starting mid-April due to increasing incidents of smoking and fire.
On the ice of water bodies – only responsibly: reminders of prohibitions and possible fines
Driving on the ice of water bodies is prohibited in Lithuania, with specific exceptions outlined in the country’s legislation regarding special land use conditions.
Construction inspection published findings on land use on President G. Nausėda's plot
A construction inspection in Lithuania has concluded that President G. Nausėda's plot of land does not violate any land use regulations.
After inspecting the presidential residence fence, construction inspectors found no violations
Lithuania's construction inspectors did not find any violations during their review of the fence surrounding the presidential residence, although some sections were already being dismantled prior to the inspection.
After inspecting the president's house fence, construction inspectors found no violations
Lithuanian construction inspectors reported no violations regarding the fence around the president's residence, stating it was not illegally installed on public land.
Planned Substation: Land Consumption Postponed
The construction of a new substation in Wetterau has been postponed to 2045, sparking temporary relief among opponents but not altering the fundamental need for network expansion.
After 6 years of deadlock, agreement allows area and Fiocruz will expand headquarters in Campo Grande
An agreement has been reached that will enable the expansion of Fiocruz's headquarters in Campo Grande, Brazil, after a six-year standstill caused by unauthorized occupancy of the land.
COURT ⟩ The right to use a parking space can be transferred with the consent of other apartment owners
The Estonian Supreme Court ruled that the right to use a parking space registered in the land register can only be transferred with the consent of other apartment owners.
Partial municipal plans
Partial municipal plans are urban planning instruments that help organize and develop specific areas within a canton in Ecuador, ensuring sustainable growth to meet social housing demands.
Rental Fees for New Shinkansen Lines: Government Contemplates Increase, JR Companies Stand Against It, Expressing Concern Over Increased Burden
JR companies are opposing the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's plans to review and potentially increase rental fees for the use of New Shinkansen lines, fearing an increased financial burden.
Subsidies for farmland conservation overstated by 220 million yen, payments made for repurposed land - Audit Office
An audit found that Japan's subsidies for farmland conservation totaled 220 million yen more than necessary, with payments made for lands converted to residential use or poorly managed.
Some of the cottages on the church-owned island may even be burned – demolition costs threaten residents in Pirkkala
A long-standing dispute between the Pirkkala parish and cottage owners over demolition plans for church-owned cottages is nearing a resolution, with potential costs threatening residents.
MPPB contests in STF the request from the City Hall of João Pessoa to relax the Gabarito Law
The Public Ministry of Paraíba (MPPB) has contested the City Hall of João Pessoa's request to suspend a court ruling that declared a portion of the land use law unconstitutional, which allowed taller buildings along the city's coastline.
Public hearing set for controversial Kelowna golf course redevelopment
Residents in Kelowna are voicing concerns over a proposed redevelopment of the Kelowna Springs Golf Course that would involve a land swap for industrial use.
The Minister revealed how much residents of Kapčiamiestis will be compensated for non-material losses
Lithuanian Minister Robertas Kaunas announced compensation plans for residents affected by the establishment of a military training ground in Kapčiamiestis.
On 14th, PM Modi will land on the emergency airstrip built on the highway!
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to land on an emergency airstrip on a highway in Moran, Assam on February 14, 2026, marking the first time a Prime Minister will use such a facility instead of a traditional airport in Northeast India.
Post office cargo vehicles, 3,333 units suspended due to improper roll calls in 1,862 offices nationwide
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has suspended the use of 3,333 light cargo vehicles across 1,862 post offices due to improper roll calls conducted for drivers, following audits that revealed widespread violations.
Bulldozers will run on the shrines in KGMU, ultimatum until February 28
The administration of King George Medical University in Lucknow has issued a second notice to remove five illegal shrines on campus, giving the committees until February 28 to respond.
Somali Minister: We will not allow Israel to use our land to threaten neighbors
The Somali Minister of Information asserts that Somalia will not permit Israel to use its territory for threats against neighboring countries, condemning Israel's actions as violations of Somali sovereignty.
Wealthy use loophole to conceal value of £300m in Scottish land sales
Landowners in Scotland are increasingly exploiting a legal loophole to hide the purchase prices of Highland estates, impacting transparency in property transactions worth over £300 million.
G. Nausėda's plot is under scrutiny: VTPSI investigates possible violations
The VTPSI is investigating possible land use violations concerning a plot owned by G. Nausėda and is currently evaluating documented complaints.
Melkøya: The majority may crumble - SV is looking for solutions
The SV party is exploring alternative solutions to ensure power supply to Melkøya without onshore wind power or unclean gas power plants, amidst a parliamentary majority's push to prohibit land electricity use.
They aimed to change the purpose of two land plots leased to the 'Teltonika' project in Liepkalnis
The Lithuanian government is set to approve a change in land use for two leased plots totaling 14.8 hectares in Liepkalnis, currently designated for public use, to facilitate a major project by Teltonika HighTech Hill.
Garimpeiros use weapons, pickets and documentary against the fight against illegal gold mining in the temporal landmark land
Illegal gold miners in the Raposa Serra do Sol Indigenous Territory in Roraima are manipulating local communities and utilizing social media, picketing, and a mini-documentary in their campaign against operations combating illegal gold exploration in the region.
Botany Column: Sinking Trees for the Climate
Researchers present a more elegant concept for storing carbon by sinking trees, which traditionally requires significant land use due to the current practice of burying felled trees.
Judge grants definitive suspension against 'Perfect Day' of Royal Caribbean in Mahahual, Quintana Roo
The District Court in Quintana Roo has granted a definitive suspension in defense of the environment in Mahahual, halting the effects of land use changes related to the 'Perfect Day' tourism mega-project promoted by Royal Caribbean.
Municipal Council Member Goes Against the Party – Wants to Allow LKAB to Buy Land
A council member in Kiruna is advocating for LKAB to purchase land despite the party's position, citing the company’s assurance of maintaining municipal planning control.
Are there houses for less than 20,000 euros? Yes, modular ones, but you need land and some bureaucracy
The growing interest in prefabricated homes is due to their price, but legal requirements such as foundation, licenses, and land use must be considered.
Landgrabbing: The Speculators
The article reflects on the struggles of SPD politician Hans-Jochen Vogel throughout his political career to advocate for a more equitable use of land amidst challenges from powerful lobbyists and coalition partners.
Advertising Resolution of the Commune – Principles and Exclusions
The article discusses the local law known as the landscape resolution, which allows municipal councils to establish guidelines and conditions for the placement of small architectural objects, advertising boards, and fences, including size, quality standards, and building materials.
Economy in the Starnberg District: Electricity from the Pasture
The article discusses the installation of an innovative Agri-PV solar power facility on a farm in Weßling, which allows for continued agricultural use of the land beneath the solar panels.
Who does the common land actually belong to?
The article explores the ownership and rights associated with common land, delving into legal and practical implications.
Thanks to us, a full of green energy and zero land consumption
NRG Island's CEO Simone Pausini highlights the advantages of floating photovoltaics, which produce energy without occupying new land, by utilizing already existing flooded sites, thereby preventing conflicts with agriculture and urban development.