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ENERGY AND OTHER PROJECT DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTE: CLEAN WATER ACT'S REACH STILL UNCERTAIN FOLLOWING MULTIPLE DEVELOPMENTS IN Q1 2018

From: Lexology

"This action subjects safeguards for clean water across the U.S. to filtration through one politician's hands," said Kyla Bennet, a director of Public Employees for Environmental…

SF SHIPYARD ACTIVISTS FRUSTRATED BY NAVAL OFFICIALS ON ALLEGED SOIL TEST FRAUD

From: San Francisco Chronicle

"Executive Director Jeff Ruch said in a statement. 'The Navy created an environmental nightmare on this stretch of the San Francisco Bay but, instead of…

LETTER FROM EPA REPORTS NEW PROBLEMS WITH RADIATION DATA AT HUNTERS POINT

From: KRON4

"Instead of half the soil samples conducted by a subcontractor being questionable, they found 90 percent of the soil survey from Parcel B and 97 percent of samples from…

EPA REVIEW OF CONTAMINATED HUNTERS POINT SHIPYARD FINDS MORE FALSIFIED SOIL TESTING DATA

From: San Francisco Examiner

"The EPA’s December review of the data was released Tuesday by the environmental advocacy group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER),…

EPA LETTER REVEALS NEW PROBLEMS WITH HUNTERS POINT RADIATION DATA

From: NBC Bay Area

A December 2017 letter sent by the EPA to the Navy – and obtained by a Washington D.C. advocacy group called Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER)…


News Releases

LANGUISHING WILDERNESS LEGACY OF NATIONAL PARKS

Vast Wild and Roadless Tracts Remain Unprotected in Wilderness Logjam

NO CLIMATE CHANGE WORRIES IN ALASKA

Governor’s Climate Sub-Cabinet Stopped Meeting Years Ago

PLANS TO WIRE ENTIRE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM

Concessionaires Would Control Visitor Cell and Internet Access and Content

VAPOR INTRUSION STANDARDS RELAXED IN NEW JERSEY

No Public Review of New Guidance to Industry Consultants on Toxic Cleanups

IG REPEATEDLY TRIED TO CRIMINALLY PROSECUTE ARCTIC SCIENTIST

After Charges Discredited, Drowned Polar Bear Case Reopened Without Explanation