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Federal Aviation Administration Expected To Finally Begin To Address National Park Overflights

From: National Parks Traveler

"They fly low to give passengers a better view of wildlife at Glacier and to catch one of Yellowstone's geysers in eruption, and their engine noise has…

Salmon study may foil Trump’s plan to boost water deliveries to Central Valley farms

From: L.A. Times

"Federal biologists worked frantically this year to meet a deadline to assess the environmental impacts of Trump administration plans to send more water to Central…

EPA halts surprise inspections of power, chemical plants

From: The Hill

"Environmentalists are criticizing the policy change for limiting the tools EPA enforcement officials can use to make sure power plants, chemical facilities and other…

Communities no longer able to appeal pollution permits under forthcoming EPA rule: report

From: The Hill

"EPA is always interested in improving its processes while maintaining environmental protection. Contrary to the speculation by certain parties, EPA is working to protect…

Overnight Energy: Scientists flee USDA as research agencies move to Kansas City area | Watchdog finds EPA skirted rules to put industry reps on boards | New rule to limit ability to appeal pollution permits

From: The Hill

"EPA is always interested in improving its processes while maintaining environmental protection. Contrary to the speculation by certain parties, EPA is working to protect…


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