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Environmental Group Calls Bison Refuge Closures A 'Vendetta'

From: Boise State Public Radio

""The Fish and Wildlife regional office is waging the equivalent of bureaucratic war against the National Bison Range," says Ruch. PEER claims that war…

Green Group Hits Administration Over Staff Cuts that Hamper Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

From: The Hill

"In a letter sent Monday to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) argued that recent steps taken by the overseeing U.S.…

I Declare The Hunters Point Shipyard To Be A Public Health Emergency

From: Indy Bay

"The parcels in question border former Parcel A where families are now housed according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility executive director Jeff Ruch.…

Week 72: Trump’s “Soviet-Style” Plan to Save Coal

From: NRDC: On Earth

"The order comes as part of a Freedom of Information Act dispute between Pruitt’s EPA and the group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER.…

The Great Chinese Climate Hoax Might Be Working Overtime This Hurricane Season

From: Esquire

"That storms are becoming stronger, wetter, and slower is pushing us toward something resembling a bimonthly catastrophe every year at this time. Luckily, we have Scott…


News Releases

PRUITT’S EPA STRATEGIC PLAN IS A CYNICAL JOKE

Plan Makes a Mockery of EPA Mission; Goals Undercut by Pruitt’s Actions

YOSEMITES ILLEGAL CELL TOWER NETWORK GROWS IN THE DARK

Call for National Review of Improper Park/Telecom Deals Cut Behind Closed Doors

CO-MANAGING FEDERAL LANDS WITH TRIBES NO WALK IN THE PARK

No Easy Resolution for Clashing Agendas between “Sovereigns” over the Same Land

PRUITT’S EPA: LEARNING TO LOVE RADIATION

Public Told “No Harmful Health Effects” from Significant Radiation Exposure

YELLOWSTONE’S QUANDARY: HOW DO YOU FIX UGLY?

Plans for Scenic Mt. Washburn Must Prevent Further Damage to Historic Value