OUR STRATEGIC NATIONAL RISK ASSESSMENT IS MISSING
Agencies Play Hot Potato on Responsibility for Required All-Hazard Analysis
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PRUITT REFUSES TO REVEAL HIS CLIMATE SCIENCE
His Lawyers Call Lawsuit for Studies Discounting Human Role “a Trap”
EXXON VALDEZ DAMAGES SUIT DRAGS INTO 2015 AND PERHAPS BEYOND
Judge Frustrated That Long Overdue Restoration Plan Still Not Near Completion
ON EXXON VALDEZ 25TH ANNIVERSARY MUCH REMAINS UNRESOLVED
Alaska Legislature Takes Up Measure Urging Action on Long-Stalled Damages Claim
OLD DEAD FISH SPARK SPAT BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND OIL GIANT
Pacific Herring Tissue Samples from 2005 Figure in Ongoing Exxon Valdez Litigation
EXXON VALDEZ RECOVERY REMAINS STUCK IN LIMBO
Federal Judge “Dismayed” over Slow Pace of Promised Preliminary Work
EXXON VALDEZ OIL LINGERING IN ENVIRONMENT, FEDS SAY
ExxonMobil Seeks to Block Collection of $100 Million Restoration Fund
FEDERAL PRISON COMPUTER RECYCLING CREATED TOXIC NIGHTMARE
Inspector General: Staff & Inmates “Needlessly” Exposed to Excessive Heavy Metals
EXXON VALDEZ DAMAGES REMAIN UNSETTLED AFTER 21 YEARS
Inability to Document Natural Resource Damages May Bedevil BP Spill Payments
ATTACKS ON FEDERAL FOREST AND PARK STAFF REACH ALL TIME HIGH
Incidents More than Triple in National Parks, Forest Violence Up a Third in 2009
According to an analysis of federal records, prosecution of environmental crimes has sharply fallen during the Clinton Administration. Comparing statistics from a three year period in the Bush Administration (1989-91) with a similar period in the Clinton Administration (1994-96; the last years for which data is available), this review shows dramatic declines in criminal referrals, prosecutions and convictions. more >>