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U.S. SCIENTISTS RESIST TRUMP TEAM 'CASE BY CASE' REVIEW

From: Environment News Service

"PEER Executive Director Jeff Ruch told ENS that now there is a feeling of “utter confusion” among EPA employees. “They are feeling that they have been…

POP UP TWITTER ACCOUNTS BOLSTER IMAGE OF 'ROGUE' RANGERS

From: Greenwire

"When Badlands National Park deleted four tweets on climate facts yesterday, a dormant Twitter account came back to life: @AltNatParkSer."

Read More … | Jan 25, 2017 | Tags: District of Columbia, NPS, Trump

NATIONAL PARKS: BADLANDS TWEETS ON CLIMATE CHANGE DELETED

From: Climatewire

""The Badlands tweets came as Trump administration officials issued instructions to several agencies, including U.S. EPA, the Agriculture Department and the Interior…

HIRING FREEZE COULD HOBBLE TRUMP ENERGY AGENDA

From: Greenwire

"Jeff Ruch, executive director of the nonprofit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, warned this week that the freeze could compound existing staff shortages…

REPORT: TRUMP ADMIN ORDERS MEDIA BLACKOUT FOR FEDERAL AGENCIES

From: Newsmax

""From what we can tell, the cloud of Mordor is descending across the federal service," Jeff Ruch, executive director of the watchdog group Public Employees for Environmental…


News Releases

MICHIGAN TORPEDOES ITS OWN GREAT LAKES RESTORATION PLAN

Small Savings from Wetlands Repeal Would Be Swamped by Higher Flood Damages

MICHIGAN THREATENS TO FUMBLE OBAMA GREAT LAKES INITIATIVE

State Plan to Abandon Wetlands Protection Undercuts New Great Lakes Effort

WHY THE OBAMA CLIMATE CHANGE PLAN WON’T WORK

Political Support for Cap & Trade Will Not Overcome Its Practical Shortcomings

RIDERSHIP FOR STOUGHTON LINE FALLS AS COSTS RISE

Worst Eco-Alternative Rail Line Will Cost Massachusetts $800,000 per Commuter

FOREST SERVICE AT SEA ON STATUS OF VAST MINERAL RIGHTS

Wilderness and Experimental Forests in 34 Eastern States Open to Drilling