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COULD THE BLM HEADQUARTERS MOVE TO GRAND JUNCTION?

From: KKCO11 News

“"95 percent of their people are already out on the west anyway. They are either in field offices or regional offices. If you moved it, I'm not sure in terms of the…

EPA STAFFER LEAVES WITH A BANG, BLASTING AGENCY POLICIES UNDER TRUMP

From: Washington Post

“When Mike Cox quit, he did so with gusto. After 25 years, he retired last week from the Environmental Protection Agency with a tough message for the boss, Administrator…

EPA: INVESTIGATOR BACKS WHISTLEBLOWER ON FAULTY LEAD INSPECTIONS

From: Greenwire

“Wilde filed her disclosure through the nonprofit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. "Proper inspections are needed to prevent children and pregnant…

EPA WATCHDOG COULD SPARK INTERNAL CLASH OVER PRUITT'S CLIMATE DENIAL

From: Inside Climate News

“EPA implemented its scientific integrity policy, along with other science-centric agencies, after the Obama administration called for agencies to strengthen…

EPA SET TO LOSE KEY PREVENTION PROGRAMS UNDER BUDGET CUTS

From: Colorlines

“"We understand the core missions of EPA are antipollution enforcement and regulation. They appear to be substantially cutting both," said Jeff Ruch, executive director…


News Releases

AMERICA’S TEN MOST IMPERILED WILDLIFE REFUGES

Threatened by Oil Drilling, Mining, Roads, ORV Use and, Above All – Politics

CLOSED EPA LIBRARIES TO RETURN IN LAVATORY-SIZED SPACES

Political Appointee Asserts Control over All Libraries, Repeals 30-Year-Old Manual

PROBE CALLED FOR IN NEW JERSEY TOXIC HIGH SCHOOL FIASCO

Inspector General Asked Why “Kiddie Kollege” Law Failed Clifton High School

SHELL’S REVOLVING DOOR SWINGS U.S. ARCTIC DRILLING PROGRAM

Oil Company Grabs Top Agency Managers to Push What They Used to Regulate

FIGHT TO RE-CLASSIFY PYGMY OWL AS ENDANGERED

Conservationists Take First Step to Re-establish Protections for the Pygmy Owl