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DUNES ACTION DRAWS ANOTHER CROWD AS FIGHT TO SAVE PAVILION CONTINUES

From: Chesterton Tribune

“Hellmers also said that DunesAction is working closely with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) in their deliberations with the National…

WISCONSIN TRADITION - HUNTING BEARS WITH DOGS - COMES UNDER ATTACK BY WOLF ADVOCATES

From: Star Tribune

“The practice amounts to “a state-sanctioned financial subsidy for hunters engaged in the criminal harassment” of wolves, an attorney for Public Employees for Environmental…

EMAILS: FACING THREATS TO MED SCHOOL, WSU DISAVOWS WOLF RESEARCHER

From: The Daily Evergreen

“He said in June he was planning to sue the university for defamation and damages, including six years of salary and benefits. But Adam Carlesco, Wielgus’…

SCOTT PRUITT IS CARRYING OUT HIS E.P.A. AGENDA IN SECRET, CRITICS SAY

From: New York Times

““This is a huge change, and they made it over a few days, with almost no record, no documentation,” Mr. Ruch said, adding, “It wasn’t so much cooking the books,…

CONSERVATIONISTS SEEK BAN OF CYANIDE BOMBS IN WILDLIFE CONTROL

From: Ruidoso News

“WildEarth Guardians and the Center for Biological Diversity authored the petition and are joined in their call for a nationwide ban on M-44 cyanide bombs by Advocates…


News Releases

SUIT TO BLOCK DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OUTSOURCING OF ENVIRONMENTAL JOBS ADVANCES

Air Force Illegally Contracting Out Natural Resource Management, Employees Charge

CORPS VIOLATES DATA QUALITY ACT

Government-wide Rules for Review of Studies Not Implemented

FAMED BACKCOUNTRY RANGER BARRED FROM YELLOWSTONE

Park Slashing Law Enforcement by Three Quarters, Ending Wilderness Patrols

ROMNEY OFFICIALS CITED IN UNION BUSTING COMPLAINT

Attorney Restructure Violates Labor Practice Laws

PENTAGON TO INVOKE NATIONAL SECURITY EXEMPTIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS

Some Exemptions May Be Permanent, Says Wolfowitz Memo