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Dunes Action applauds naming special prosecutor in pavilion complaint

From: Chicago Tribune

"special prosecutor has been appointed to review whether unauthorized construction activities have taken place at the pavilion at Indiana Dunes State Park, as…

White House Produces No Evidence It Considered Public Input on Reorganizing Government

From: Government Executive

"How could they not locate 100,000 comments?” Ruch said. “The White House call for public involvement in reforming government seems to have been merely a…

Bayview Residents Seek a Whopping $27 Billion For Navy’s Mess

From: SF Weekly

"Last month, a watchdog group in Washington D.C., Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, revealed that the EPA suspected the fraud was further-reaching than…

BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT RESIDENTS SUE U.S. NAVY CONTRACTOR OVER DATA FALSIFICATION

From: San Francisco Examiner

"For more than a decade, Bayview community activists have called on local and state leaders to address environmental and health concerns impacting a largely…

RUMORED NPS PERSONNEL MOVES REMINISCENT OF PAST ATTEMPTS TO EXERT POLITICAL WILL ON AGENCY

From: National Parks Traveler

"President Trump reportedly favors chaos as a managerial tool, and proposed personnel changes at the National Park Service not only would insert that element…


News Releases

BISON RANGE DEAL TO BE SIGNED DESPITE OBJECTIONS

Lingering Questions on Terms, Costs and Consequences

ATV TRAIL MASTER CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL LOGGING

More Than 150 Trees Cut; Trial Date Set for January

EPA STIFLES OBJECTIONS TO BUSH ROADLESS PLAN

Water Quality, Habitat and Other Concerns Cut from Comments to Forest Service

CHANGES IN BISON RANGE DEAL; SIGNING DELAYED

FWS Retirees Protest That Concerns Still Not Addressed

EPA SET TO ACCEPT HUMAN PESTICIDE DOSING STUDIES

"Senior Agency Officials" to Decide Ethical Concerns on "Case-By-Case Basis"