MONUMENT MIASMA FROM VAGUE ZINKE MEMO
Contradictions, Legal Questions, and Confusion Cloud Zinke Monument Review
Department of Interior
News Releases
U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION NOW BEYOND RECLAMATION
More Than $100 Million Misused Yet No Repayments, Reforms or Reprimands
U.S. SPECIAL COUNSEL BLASTS KLAMATH IRRIGATOR SLUSH FUND
Findings of Illegality and Waste Fail to Spark Bureau of Reclamation Reform
PARK SERVICE CENSORED IN COMMUNICATING WITH CONGRESS
Park Concerns with Pending Bill Stifled by Junior Trump Political Operative
INTERIOR NOT TOP-HEAVY ENOUGH TO RELIEVE FIELD
National Park and Refuge HQ and Regional Offices Smaller Than Under Bush
INTERIOR NOMINEE TIED TO ARCTIC REFUGE SCIENTIFIC FRAUD
Bernhardt Aided Misleading Congress about Oil Drilling Effects in Arctic Refuge
ZINKE POISED TO REPEAT NATIONAL BISON RANGE MISTAKES
Ceding Refuge Management to Tribe Is Illegal; Fraught with Headaches and Disputes
FATE OF BISON RANGE IN INTERIOR SECRETARY ZINKE’S HANDS
Lawsuit to Block Transfer at Critical Stage as Refuge Withers on Starvation Diet
REMINDERS WHY PALIN WOULD BE TERRIBLE INTERIOR SECRETARY
Her Alaskan Record Reflects Rabid Anti-Science Approach to Environmental Issues
ANOTHER AUDIT FAULTS RECLAMATION ILLEGAL IRRIGATOR SUBSIDIES
Has Interior Leadership Void Enabled Allowed Reclamation to Go Totally Rogue?
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Tortoise on the Half-Shell — Environmental Malpractice at Mojave National Preserve (November 1999) Details an inside account about how a federal agency legally dedicated to conservation has abdicated its responsibilities to the direct detriment of the natural resources and wildlife in its care. As a consequence of political presure and bureaucratic inertia, legal mandates have been flaunted, critical scientific data ignored and park managers have taken the posture that grazing at Mojave NP is, and will likely remain, unmonitored, unregulated and untouchable. more >> |
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War of Attrition — Sabotage of the Endangered Series Act by the U.S. Department of Interior (December 1997) The U.S. Department of the Interior consistently ignores its own scientists' recommendations to list species as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). To stall discussion and shift the burden, the Department of the Interior is waiting for Congressional approval for a reauthorization bill that would greatly weaken the act. more >> |
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2005 Interior Biologists Told To Fundraise |
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Protest of Nomination of Craig Manson, for Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks |