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TRUMP PICK FOR DEPUTY INTERIOR DIRECTOR DRAWS FIRE

From: Newsmax

“Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, told the National Parks Traveler he was disappointed with the announcement, which…

FORMER NPS OFFICIAL FOUND TO HAVE OVERLOOKED ENVIRONMENTAL REGS SAID TO BE NEXT ACTING DIRECTOR

From: National Parks Traveler

“Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, was disappointed that Secretary Zinke would bring Smith back into…

STATE FISH FARMS HAVE OK TO KILL CORMORANTS

From: Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette

“The Fish and Wildlife Service is required to assess how depredation orders affect the cormorant's population every five years. A group called…

FOR CHEMICAL SAFETY BOARD, ADVICE TO FEDERAL AGENCIES PILES UP

From: Bloomberg

““A lot of the agencies they are going to are EPA and OSHA, which have severe cases of regulatory constipation,” Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for…

INSIDE RYAN ZINKE'S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

From: Outside

“That’s not to say the department is totally leaderless, says Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. Employees “are getting…


News Releases

ROMNEY WENT FROM CAP & TRADE ARCHITECT TO ARSONIST

Flip-Flop Announced at Onset of First Republican Presidential Primary Bid

PURGED SCIENCE ADVISOR TESTS INTERIORS INTEGRITY POLICIES

Salazar’s Press Office Wanted No Traceable Trail on Scientific Accuracy Protests

NATIONAL POLICY ON TRIBAL AGREEMENTS REMAINS IN LIMBO

Draft Policy Conflicts with Past and Pending National Bison Range Funding Pacts

BOGUS BARNEGAT BAY CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH IS DEATH SENTENCE

Removing It from Impaired Waters List Precludes Remedial Action for Years

BORDER WALL TO BE BUILT IN RIO GRANDE FLOODPLAIN

Flooding Danger, Mexican Government Protest and Eco-Concerns Brushed Off