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NOISE TRASH AND YELLOWSTONE

From: Idaho Mountain Express

"The map is an analysis of coverage areas of cell service providers by the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. The map shows that the National…

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION WASTED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN KLAMATH BASIN

From: The Siskiyou Daily News

"Two federal agencies are at odds over the expenditure of millions of dollars in the Klamath Basin, according to an audit report recently released by the…

KLAMATH BASIN AT CENTER OF DISPUTE WITHIN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

From: The Register-Guard

"A watchdog arm of the U.S. Department of the Interior says the Bureau of Reclamation lacked the authority to enter into an agreement with the Klamath Water…

KLAMATH NONPROFIT SPENDING 'A WASTE OF FUNDS'

From: Greenwire

"Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), which represented whistleblower Reclamation biologists Todd Pederson and Keith Schultz in their allegations…

KLAMATH IRRIGATORS SHOULD NOT HAVE GOTTEN $32M FROM FEDERAL AGENCY: REPORT

From: OPB

"“In order for the federal government to give money to an outside agency such as KWAPA, there has to be a specific law authorizing them to give that money,” said attorney…


News Releases

ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT FELL INTO DISUSE UNDER NOMINEE

Only One Jeopardy Opinion in Nearly 6,000 Consultations as Staff Told to Refrain

AMERICA'S TEN MOST IMPERILED WILDLIFE REFUGES

Climate Change and Coping with Climate Change Challenge Nature Sanctuaries

CHAMBERS WINS APPEAL AGAINST U.S. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Privacy Act Violation for Bush Officials Destroying Favorable Personnel Evaluation

POLITICAL MANIPULATION OF SCIENCE RIFE DURING NOMINEE’S TENURE

Fish & Wildlife Service Southeast Region Employees Saw Interference and Reprisal

GRAND CANYON THREATENED BY OFF-ROAD VEHICLE PLAN

Groups Protest ORV Penetration into Habitat and Across Archaeological Sites