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US HALTS PLAN TO TRANSFER MONTANA BISON MANAGEMENT TO TRIBE

From: Bozeman Daily Chronicle

“The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, a Washington, D.C.-based environmental advocacy group that opposed a previous attempt in 2010 to…

CLIMATE: WATCHDOG SUES EPA OVER PRUITT'S 'SQUAWK BOX' INTERVIEW

From: Greenwire

“"This lawsuit tells Mr. Pruitt to put or shut up — produce his evidence or stop spouting deceptive climate pseudo-science," said PEER's Adam Carlesco"

ZINKE HALTS PLAN TO TRANSFER NATIONAL BISON RANGE TO TRIBAL CONTROL

From: Ravalli Republic

“A second agreement, from 2008 to 2010, appeared to be working just fine, until Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility sued the government over lack…

ENVIRONMENTALISTS SUE EPA FOR DATA TO BACK PRUITT'S CLIMATE REMARKS

From: Bloomberg

“Environmentalists sued the EPA on April 13 to provide documents that back Administrator Scott Pruitt’s assertion that human activity isn’t the largest factor driving…

INTERIOR HALTS TRANSFER OF BISON RANGE TO TRIBES

From: Courthouse News

“Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility filed a lawsuit last year over the transfer of the bison range. The lawsuit claims Fish and Wildlife failed…


News Releases

FOREST SERVICE PROMISES ROAD CLOSURES TO STEM ORV RAVAGES

Conservationists encouraged by USFS first steps to restore water quality in Tellico ORV area

INTERIOR ETHICS INITIATIVE EVAPORATES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Vaunted Effort Scaled Back and Unimplemented While Scientific Fraud Ignored

EXCESSIVE HEAVY METAL LEVELS FOUND IN FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRY

Health Officials Urge Immediate Closure of Electronics Recycling in Ohio Facility

OFF-ROAD VIOLATIONS OUT OF CONTROL, SAY FEDERAL RANGERS

In First-Ever Survey Southwest Rangers Call for Tougher Penalties

INTERIOR ISSUES NEW MARCHING ORDERS FOR BISON RANGE DEAL

Funding Agreement with Tribe by Next March but Big Questions Remain