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ANOTHER INSPECTOR GENERAL REPORT SLAMS ILLEGAL IRRIGATOR SUBSIDIES

From: Daily Kos

"The audits have spurred calls by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) and other groups to hold individual Reclamation officials accountable and…

EPA ADVANCES RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY GUIDE AS ADVOCATES SUE FOR DATA

From: Inside EPA

"Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), one of the 63 signatories to the comment letter, has repeatedly raised concerns that the proposed drinking…

EPA SENDS WHITE HOUSE CONTROVERSIAL RADIATION GUIDELINES

From: Greenwire

"Of those 110 radionuclides, EPA gave thresholds for only three: cesium-137, strontium-90 and iodine-131, said the group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility,…

DNR OFFICIAL EXPECTS PAVILION WORK TO BEGIN SOON

From: Chicago Tribune

"Dunes Action, a grass roots effort that opposes selling liquor at the state park and plans for the banquet center, will continue to question the decision about…

INSPECTOR GENERAL SAYS RECLAMATION WASTED $32.2 M ON KLAMATH IRRIGATORS

From: Counterpunch

"The misspending is a revealed in a new audit report that confirms charges leveled last year by the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). In a…


News Releases

U.S. PARK POLICE ENTERS TOURIST SEASON AT LOW EBB

Record Low Force Levels and Record High Assaults; Chief Chambers’ Bid to Return Goes to Federal Court

CLIMATE AND OCEAN SCIENTISTS PUT UNDER NEW SPEECH RESTRAINTS

Any Scientific Statements “of Official Interest” Must be Pre-Approved

ARMY CHEMICAL WEAPONS DEPOT UNDER CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

Federal Probe Targets Agent Leaks, Monitoring Failures & Environmental Violations

PARK SERVICE BACKS OFF GULF ISLANDS ROAD PLAN

New Director Pledges Review of Alternatives and No Waiver of Management Policies

NEW BUSH PLAN TO GUT ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

Key Wildlife Protections Weakened by a Series of Administrative Redefinitions