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WATCHDOG ORGANIZATION WORRIES ABOUT SUPERFUND CLEANUPS WITH EPA'S NEW CHIEF

From: Montana Public Radio

“Pruitt is signaling:“That he wants to hurry up and get these sites back into the real estate market regardless of the implications for public health and…

THE COST OF THE BIGHORN COMEBACK

From: High Country News

“(Becky Pierce) filed a complaint against Stephenson and the department with the California branch of the watchdog group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility…

COALITION SAYS COYOTE-KILLING CONTESTS IN WISCONSIN NEED REINING IN

From: Wisconsin Public Radio

“"It is easy, for even trained biologists to mistake coyotes for wolves, and in many instances wolves are being killed through a more or less reckless hunting…

THE EPA FACES MASSIVE CUTS

From: Vice

““It’s a wholesale war on the environment. That’s never happened before,” said Kyla Bennett, who worked at the EPA for almost a decade and now works for Public Employees…

EXPERTS: TRUMP BUDGET WOULD DRASTICALLY CUT ISLE TSUNAMI PROTECTIONS

From: Hawaii News Now

“President Trump's proposed budget cuts to tsunami warning systems would put thousands of lives at risk, Hawaii tsunami experts say."

Read More … | Jun 01, 2017 | Tags: climate, Hawaii, Trump


News Releases

NEW JERSEY WILL MISS FIRST GREENHOUSE GAS ALLOWANCES AUCTION

Corzine Global Warming Program behind Schedule, Blowing Second Major Deadline

EPA DELAYS EXPERIMENTS EXPOSING CHILDREN TO CHEMICALS

Studies Modeled on Infamous CHEERS Underline Enduring Ethical Uncertainties

BUSH APPOINTEE BLOCKED FINE OF CONGRESSMAN IN FOREST FIRE

Rep. Brown Notice Intercepted at Post Office on Orders of USDA Undersecretary

MORE CELL TOWERS, WI-FI AND WEB-CAMS COMING TO YELLOWSTONE

New Plan Extends Large Electronic Footprint across Yellowstone’s Iconic Sites

INDUSTRY LAWYERS DIRECTED BACA WILDLIFE REFUGE DRILLING STUDY

Concerns of Refuge Scientists Overridden by Interior, Justice Officials