New Mexico Bears the Brunt of D.C.’s Environment Decisions
From: NM Political Report
“The administration’s attack on public lands—from rolling back monuments which are sacred to pueblos and tribes in New Mexico, to leasing oil and gas near…
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From: NM Political Report
“The administration’s attack on public lands—from rolling back monuments which are sacred to pueblos and tribes in New Mexico, to leasing oil and gas near…
From: Government Executive
“After the dual function employees are decommissioned, FWS will have 230 full-time officers. PEER Executive Director Jeff Ruch called that insufficient, noting…
From: BisNow San Francisco
“San Francisco’s largest redevelopment in over 100 years is becoming one of its most controversial developments. Hunters Point, also known as San Francisco…
From: Yale Environment 360
“Elizabeth Southerland had a distinguished, 30-year career at the the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency during which she held numerous senior positions,…
From: Courthouse News Service
“Wildlife refuge managers, the people who police illegal hunting, fishing, trapping and pollution, among other stewardship duties, are being phased out,…
Rangers to Testify Situation Out-of-Control as Anniversary of Utah Riot Nears
$100 Million Agriculture Program Slaughters 1.6 Million Wild Animals a Year
Contact: Ileene Anderson, Center for Biological Diversity, (323) 654-5943
Karen Schambach, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, (530) 333-1106
Elden Hughes, Sierra Club,…
Scientist Unions Pledge to Secede from Cooperative Forum, Citing Rising Distrust
Exclusive Footage Offered to NBC “Today” Show to Profile High Flow Experiment