HUMAN EXPERIMENT ETHICS REMAIN UNSETTLED AT EPA
Controversy Surrounding EPA Pesticide Experiments on Infants Lingers
Environmental Protection Agency
News Releases
EPA CELEBRATING LEAD POISONING PREVENTION WEEK RINGS HOLLOW
Agency Illegally Delays Elimination of Major Lead-Paint Hazard to Children
EPA GROWING MORE DEPENDENT ON CORPORATE RESEARCH PACTS
Corporate Research Needs Met with Tax Dollars Outside of Congressional Review
SCANT IMPROVEMENT IN SOUTHEAST WATERS UNDER BUSH
EPA Searches for "Mid-Course Corrections" to Solve Poor Water Quality in Region
PUBLIC ACCESS TO EPA LIBRARY HOLDINGS IN JEOPARDY
Agency Refuses to Consult with Its Own Scientists; Arbitration Hearing Scheduled
EPA STRIVES TO SCORE STYLE POINTS
Detailed Style Manual to Aid “Brand Extension” Yet No Plan for Global Warming
EPA TO CONTRACT OUT WATCHDOG FUNCTIONS
EPA Inspector General Shifting Focus to Emphasize Bush Management Agenda
EPA SCIENTISTS PROTEST PLANNED LABORATORY CLOSURES
Science Programs Called “Low Hanging Fruit” in Agency Budget Memo
MANURE PILES LEFT FOR NEXT ADMINISTRATION
EPA Defers Factory Farm Water Pollution Rules until February 2009
EPA QUIETLY RESUMES DISMANTLING LIBRARY SYSTEM
Environmental Prosecutions at Risk from Loss of Original Documents and Cost
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Trading Thin Air — EPA's Plan to Allow Open Market Trading of Air Pollution Credits (June 2000) This report details the problems plaguing EPA plans for open market trading of air pollution credits and explains their consequences for public health and the environment. more >> |
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Murky Waters — An Inside Look at EPA's Implementation of the Clean Water Act (May 1999) An inside look at EPA's implementation of the Clean Water Act. This report contains a set of recommendations to remedy the deficiencies in the water quailty assesment for our nation's rivers and streams. more >> |
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Genetic Genie — The Premature Commercial Release of Genetically Engineered Bacteria (August 1995) The EPA is preparing to approve the first commercial release of genetically engineered bacteria for use in agriculture. EPA scientists charge that the agency has not adequately assessed the environmental or human health risks of releasing this new life form into the environment. more >> |
| Surveys |
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2010 2010 EPA Criminal Investigation Division Agents Survey |
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2003 EPA Office of Criminal Enforcement,
Forensics & Training Survey |
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2003 2003 PEER Survey of EPA Region 8 Employees |
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1998 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Region 1 Survey |
| Other PEER Activities |
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PEER Campaign: EPA and Human Testing |
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PEER Opposition to the Confirmation of Donald Schregardus as Assistant Administrator for Enforcement & Compliance Assurance (OECA), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency |
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Read PEER's comments on the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) proposed rulemaking |