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THE NEW WEST: TRUMP IS CREATING A BULL MARKET FOR WHISTLEBLOWERS

From: Explore Big Sky

“Many believe the Trump administration will create a booming business for public interest organizations like the Government Accountability Project and Public Employees…

FEDERAL EMPLOYEE FREE SPEECH TIED IN KNOTS

From: Sonoran News

“Washington, DC — Federal employees concerned about Trump White House actions face legal constraints on their freedom to protest, according to ethics warnings posted…

ONE WAY YOU CAN HELP FIGHT AGAINST POLITICAL INTERFERENCE IN SCIENCE: TELL US ABOUT IT

From: Union of Concerned Scientists

“You should also consider approaching the official who is responsible for implementing your agency’s scientific integrity policy for advice. Outside…

EPA VETERANS MOBILIZE TO DEFEND AGENCY'S WORK, BRACING FOR TRUMP'S IMPACT

From: Inside Climate News

“Networks of former employees from EPA Region 1 in New England, Region 6 in the Southwest, Region 9 in California and Region 10 in the Northwest have contacted…

FREE SPEECH RESTRICTIONS LEAVE FEDERAL WORKERS ANXIOUS ABOUT CHALLENGING TRUMP

From: Truthout

“For climate scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or rogue members of the National Park Service, this uncertainty around their ability to speak without…


News Releases

NEW FLORIDA ENVIRONMENT CHIEF HAS POOR ENFORCEMENT RECORD

Latest Numbers Show Fewer New Cases but More Fines than Historic Lows in 2005

EPA RELAXES AIR POLLUTION RULES FOR OIL INDUSTRY

Agency Rejects Petition for Controls on North Slope and Extends Ruling Nationally

WHEN IT RAINS…IT FLOODS

New Jersey Continues to Lose War on Sprawl New Figures Show

NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES SEVERELY SHORTCHANGED

Acre-for-Acre, Refuges Get 17 Cents for Every Dollar Spent on National Parks

MANATEE PROTECTIONS TO BE CUT UNDER BUSH PLAN

Down-Listing Comes Despite Record Number of Manatee Fatalities in 2006