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STATES MAY HAVE A HARD TIME MAKING UP FOR A SMALLER EPA

From: Buzzfeed

“According to data collected by the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), Florida only opened 297 environmental enforcement cases in 2015, an almost…

WEATHER SERVICE EMPLOYEES 'SHOCKED' BY REPORTED BUDGET CUTS

From: Government Executive

““The rise in extreme weather events across the country argues for increasing rather than stripping local forecasting capacity,” said PEER Executive Director…

GOP'ERS SAY THEY WANT TO PUNISH ALLEGED SEXUAL PREDATORS IN GOVERNMENT. RYAN ZINKE HAS A TEST CASE.

From: Washington Post

“Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, a watchdog group that has called on the Park Service to dismiss several employees…

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST

From: Telluride News

“Both sides believe they have strong scientific evidence, and moral imperatives, that prove why the studies are necessary or why they are not. In the pro-predator-control…

GUTTING EPA'S BUDGET AND STAFF WOULD ENDANGER THE HEALTH OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS

From: Huffington Post

“Scott did much more than just “weaken” enforcement. He virtually eliminated it. In 2015, the Florida DEP opened 81 percent fewer enforcement cases than in 2010,…


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