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Beaten in WOTUS Messaging War, Greens Gird for Trump Rule

From: E&E News

“The Trump administration expected next month to release a replacement for the Obama rule that will likely reduce the numbers of streams and wetlands protected by the…

EPA Smears Former Employees Who Criticized the Agency

From: True Blue Media

“As the Trump administration’s assault on science drove career civil servants to sound the alarm about what was going on during the early months of the Trump presidency,…

EPA Press Shop Under Pruitt Hit as 'Fake News' Factory

From: O'Dwyers

“The Environmental Protection Agency's press office was nothing more than a "fake news factory" under former administrator Scott Pruitt, according to the Public Employees…

Commentary: Florida's Great Green Algae Disaster - We Asked For It ... Us and Rick Scott

From: Orlando Sentinel

“When asked about the PEER report tracking his administration’s slack enforcement, Scott’s environmental department responded by touting a “near-record high compliance…

Federal Court Rules That CREW and PEER Records Lawsuit Against Pruitt and EPA May Proceed

From: CREW

“These open government laws exist for a reason – to allow the American people to keep an eye on their government,” stated PEER staff counsel Adam Carlesco. “When our public…


News Releases

NEW JERSEY MISSES FIRST GLOBAL WARMING TARGET

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan Due This Week Delayed Until Fall or Later

SUPREME COURT DECISION SCRAMBLES NATIONAL PARK FIREARM PLAN

Many State Laws Will Be Subject to Legal Challenge and Uncertainty

POACHING IN NATIONAL PARKS WILL RISE UNDER OPEN FIREARMS PLAN

Rules Will Be Ensnared in Lawsuits for Failure to Review Environmental Impacts

FEDERAL WILDLIFE REPORT CENSORED

Highly Redacted Inspector General Report Posted on Official Website

EPA REPORT BLASTS NEW JERSEY TOXIC CLEAN-UPS

State Failures to Enforce Law Lead to Worst Delays in the Country