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Overnight Energy: EPA Moves to Roll Back Methane Rule | FEMA Preps for 'Dangerous' Hurricane Florence | Trump Calls Puerto Rico Hurricane Response a 'Success' | Zinke Wants to Defer to States on Wildlife Rules

From: The Hill

“In a memo Monday to officials in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other agencies involved in wildlife management, Zinke asked staff to find instances where policies…

Zinke Seeks More State Wildlife Management on Federal Lands

From: Anchorage Daily News

“"The Department recognizes States as the first-line authorities for fish and wildlife management and hereby expresses its commitment to defer to the States…

Zinke Looks to Ease Some Wildlife Rules

From: The Hill

“In a memo Monday to officials in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other agencies involved in wildlife management, Zinke asked staff to find instances where policies…

The Chemist Who Fought the EPA and Won - Twice

From: Women Whistleblowers

“When nothing changed, in 2006 Jenkins sent a 60-page memo to the EPA Inspector General detailing the chemical composition of the dust. In addition to rehashing…

EPA Watchdog to Probe Superfund Task Force

From: The Hill

“The group released a 34-page list of recommendations for Pruitt in July 2017, including to create a special list of Superfund sites to get the highest attention from…


News Releases

CORPS WHISTLEBLOWER TO TEACH AT UNIVERSITY

Sweeney to Become Visiting Scholar at UMSL

BUSH & NORTON'S BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT IGNORING GRAZING AGREEMENT TO PROTECT DESERT TORTOISE

Environmentalists Ask Court to Hold BLM in Contempt for Failure to Comply with Court Order

UNCLEAR ON THE CONCEPT

Arizona Historic Officer Defaces Historic Site

BUSH/NORTON PLAN BIG STAFF CUTS AT INTERIOR

Secretary's Office Grows While Field Staff Shrinks

ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP TO SUE CITY OVER TREATMENT PLANT

Lawsuit called the 'last resort' in health crisis