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MEDIA FALSELY REPORTS TRUMP'S EPA IS 'WEAKENING RADIATION SAFETY LEVELS'

From: The Daily Caller

“The story suggested the Trump Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was quietly “weakening radiation safety levels.” Bloomberg’s report was based on documents…

SCOTT PRUITT'S EPA SAYS MAYBE MORE RADIATION EXPOSURE WOULDN'T BE SO HARMFUL

From: Gizmodo

“Environmental protection non-profit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility published a document on their website comparing the two guidelines, saying previous…

EPA SAYS HIGHER RADIATION LEVELS POSE 'NO HARMFUL HEALTH EFFECT'

From: Bloomberg

“Even with those lower standards, the EPA had never before said that any level of radiation exposure is safe, according to Jeff Ruch, executive director of the Public…

BURDENED BY AUSTERITY, THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BREAKS THE LAW

From: New York Times

“"The summit of Mt. Washburn has been the biggest destination for hikers and now it's going to be like hiking to a telecommunications bunker," PEER head Jeff Ruch…

YELLOWSTONE OFFICIALS SAY ADDING ANTENNAE TO MOUNT WASHBURN FIRE LOOKOUT WOULD HAVE NEGATIVE IMPACT

From: Yellowstone Insider

“The determination that the Mt. Washburn proposal would have an “adverse” visual effect was included in a letter from Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk to…


News Releases

NATIONAL PARKS DIRECTOR SAYS “WHOLE PARKS” MAY BE OUTSOURCED

Three National Parks Now Under Review, More Later

EPA ON THRESHOLD OF BRAVE NEW WORLD OF HUMAN TESTING

EPA Invites Industry to Mimic Practices of Discontinued CHEERS Study

FOREST SERVICE TO HIRE “PR” FIRMS TO REPLACE SPOKESPEOPLE

Outsourcing Public Information Is First Step in Renewed Drive

ENVIRONMENTAL PROMOTION TIED TO CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

Florida DEP Dropped Enforcement Actions After Handpicked Supervisor Promoted

PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK DUE FOR WILDERNESS REVIEW

Will New Park Lands Be Protected for Their Wild Values?