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WATCHDOG GROUP BLASTS US BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

From: Central Valley Business Times

“Three recent federal investigations have found the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation misspending more than $100 million in funds but the agency has not…

AGENCY: TURBINES COULD SPIN DURING BIRD MIGRATIONS

From: Cape Cod Times

“Feathering is what bird conservationists had asked for 10 years ago, said Kyla Bennett of the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, one of the plaintiffs…

FEDERAL AUDIT REVEALS $84 MILLION MISUSED FOR DELTA TUNNELS PLANNING

From: Elk Grove News

“PEER claimed that of the $60 million in Coordination Act grants spent, “not a dime went to habitat improvements.“ Instead, the group said the money was actually…

CLASHES WITH WOLVES: WISCONSIN WILDLIFE IS HOUNDED WITH UNBEARABLE CRUELTY

From: Wisconsin Gazette

“Last month, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility filed a complaint with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over the issue. “Wisconsin encourages…

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION AND KEY HOUSE REPUBLICANS PUSH FOR AERIAL GUNNING OF GRIZZLY BEARS AND WOLVES

From: Alternet

“Today’s reporting by the Sacramento Bee, and the work of PEER, have sent up a flare, warning the world that there is maneuvering to launch an unacceptable assault on…


News Releases

EPA REFUSES TO RELEASE RESULTS OF SCIENTIST SURVEYS

Group Sues to Force Disclosure of Polls of Agency Scientists

FBI TO INVESTIGATE WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTION AGENCY HEAD

New Complaint Alleges Condoleezza Rice Probe Shelved Until After Election

FLORIDA FWS BIOLOGISTS ORDERED TO APPROVE ALL DEVELOPMENT

Panther Called a “Zoo Species”— Protecting Wild Habitat Futile

BERYLLIUM EFFECTS ON OSHA INSPECTORS WIDER THAN FEARED

Blood Abnormality Numbers More Than Triple and May Go Much Higher

BLM WIll SIGN FLAWED ALGODONES DUNES OFF-ROAD PLAN

Signing of one-sided dunes RAMP will not change on-the-ground habitat protections