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Scientists Weigh in on CDC Decision to Exclude Cancer From PFAS Health Study

From: The Intelligencer

"PA trio of scientific experts have vouched for the justification used by a federal health agency last month to explain why it plans to exclude cancer from an…

Agencies Break Ranks Over ANWR Climate Analysis

From: E&E News

"Plans to drill the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge have underestimated the effects of climate change, one arm of the Interior Department is warning another. The Fish…

Group Challenges Reassignment of Former Grand Teton Superintendent

From: Casper Star Tribune

"A federal government watchdog group is challenging the legality of David Vela’s reassignment to the National Park Service’s acting deputy director of operations…

Repercussions for Revealing Corruption

From: Voices for Transparency

"Once a whistleblower’s identity has become known, broad public support and public recognition of their courage can serve as a buffer against further retaliation…

Assembly sends another letter for Tongass timber sale information

From: KFSK

"The Petersburg borough assembly will try again to get some answers about timber sale oversight and administration on the Tongass National Forest. The assembly Monday voted…


News Releases

ANOTHER TOP FLORIDA OFFICIAL FLOUTS FEDERAL CONFLICT RULES

Deputy Secretary’s Industry Ties Disqualify Him from Water Pollution Oversight

PENTAGON SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY RULE – BROAD SWEEP, FEW DETAILS

One-Third of Federal Agencies Still Lack Final Policies, Others Are Incomplete

DROWNED POLAR BEAR REPORT COMPLETED BUT UNRELEASED

Interior Inspector General Declares Itself Exempt from Scientific Integrity Policies

STATE WHISTLEBLOWER LAWS STEADILY STRENGTHENING

Cash-Strapped States Look to Whistleblowers to Pinpoint Waste and Fraud

NEW JERSEY FUMBLING AWAY POLLUTION DAMAGES

Court Ruling Underlines State Futility in Assessing "Natural Resources Damages"