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Pruitt's Gone. But His Problems Remain for Aides

From: E&E News

"Thirteen federal investigations into Pruitt were open before he left the agency Friday. Some of those probes could still ensnare political aides who remain on the payroll,…

Nonprofit Groups Sue U.S. Fish and Wildlife to Restore Louisiana Black Bear to Endangered Species List

From: The Advocate

"A national nonprofit group along with a number of Louisiana organizations and individuals have filed suit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeking to have…

7 Ways Scott Pruitt's Legacy at EPA Will Live On

From: USA Today

"Hundreds of scientists, researchers and other staff have left the agency over the past 18 months taking with them institutional expertise. In addition, administrative,…

The Future of Former EPA Chief Scott Pruitt's Anti-Science Legacy

From: Wired

"So when Pruitt’s resignation was tweeted by President Trump on Thursday afternoon, there was relief among many EPA employees, according to Jeff Ruch, executive director…

Scott Pruitt Is Gone, But The Trump Administration’s Climate Negligence Remains

From: The New Yorker

"Pruitt’s head-scratching personal behavior as a boss overshadowed much more consequential actions, such as the reduction of criminal-enforcement actions against…


News Releases

EPA ROLLING OUT MULTI-YEAR PR CAMPAIGN – “SCIENCE FOR YOU”

Inspector General Opens Investigation; PR Execs Now Running Labs

“DISINFORMATION SYNDROME” AFFLICTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Officials Routinely Rewarded for Lying and Punished for Telling the Truth

FLOOD REDUCTION PLANS STUCK IN THE MUCK

New Jersey DEP Delays Enforcement Despite Big Flood Toll

PREDATOR CONTROL PLAN FOR COLORADO BLASTED

Danger to “Threatened” Wildlife Species, Children, and Non-Target Wildlife

EPA SPENDING MILLIONS TO ENHANCE ITS “CORPORATE IMAGE”

Contract for Public Relations Firms to Improve Agency’s Scientific Reputation