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NEW TWIST IN EFFORTS TO TRANSFER BISON RANGE TO INDIAN TRIBES

From: Missoulian

"'Filing a notice saying that the Service finally intends to follow the law does not defeat a lawsuit to force it to comply with the law by a judicially enforceable…

HOW TO OPPOSE TRUMP FROM WITHIN GOVERNMENT

From: Newsweek

"A variety of groups have arisen to assist federal employees who are considering both internal and public whistleblowing, including Public Employees for Environmental…

ENERGY COMPANIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISTS PLAY TUG-OF-WAR OVER SCOTT PRUITT

From: I Agree To See

"Perhaps most alarming, is Washington D.C.-based environmental group, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, warned that a Pruitt-led EPA could lead…

BOATS KILL RECORD NUMBERS OF FLORIDA MANATEES IN 2016

From: Orlando Sentinel

"In a recent statement, the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility said the rise in fatal collisions could be the result of declining enforcement of…

NATIONAL PARKS, PUBLIC LAND AGENCIES TOLD TO BEEF UP DIVERSITY EFFORTS

From: Bloomberg

"Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, told Bloomberg BNA Jan. 13 that recent— and well-publicized—allegations about sexual…


News Releases

CLIMATE SCIENTISTS FREED FROM AGENCY GAG ORDER

Commerce Prior Review Policy Does Not Apply to National Weather Service Workers

TEN QUESTIONS THE SENATE SHOULD ASK LISA JACKSON

Committee Urged to Scrutinize Jackson’s Actions and Decisions in New Jersey

DRILLING AND MINING IN STORE FOR TWO ICONIC SOUTHWEST PARKS

Falling Commodity Prices Brings Brief Reprieve for Petrified Forest and Aztec Ruins

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT NEEDS NEW BROOMS TO SWEEP IT CLEAN

whistleblowers and reformers required to rejuvenate ravaged agencies

GLOBAL WARMING PROGRESS UNDER BUSH ILLUSORY, AUDIT FINDS

State Greenhouse Gas Plans, Such as New Jersey’s, Suffer from Same Pitfalls