REPORT | Protect Every Park & the Staff Who Steward Them
The findings are clear: continued cuts to the National Park Service jeopardize the agency’s core mission.
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WEBINAR | Environmental Protection, Public Service, and the Rise of Authoritarianism
Watch this important, engaging discussion on the threats to environmental protection and public employees under rising authoritarianism.
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LAWSUIT | PEER Sues the Trump Administration
We’re taking the Trump administration to court to stop its plan to pack the civil service with political loyalists.
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At Least $10 Billion Was Spent on Paying Federal Staff to Do Nothing in 2025
Trump’s Profligate Use of Paid Administrative Leave Violated Legal Limits
New SF Bay Area Air Tour Plan Weak on Protecting Park Resources
2,700 Overflights Across Golden Gate, Pt. Reyes, SF Maritime, & Muir Woods
Burgum’s Offshore Wind Halt of Questionable Legality
Interior Department Riddled with Conflicts of Interest and Ethical Challenges
‘Fallen on deaf ears.’ Sewage sludge continues to affect Johnson County farms, residents say
Fed worker groups ask Congress to stop NPS redoing employee reviews
City Council delays vote on baseball field turf decision
COMMENTARY | Evisceration of the Federal Communications Commission NEPA
The FCC is on the verge of promulgating NEPA rules that would further weaken its already skeletal NEPA rules and further exempt itself from NEPA obligations.
COMMENTARY | Trump and Congress Just Gifted Big Oil a Multimillion Dollar Stocking Stuffer
As Congress recesses this week, it quietly gave the oil industry a multimillion dollar tax break by allowing the 9 cent-per-barrel oil tax into the federal Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund to expire on December 31.
Building Accountability Back Into Government: Why It’s Essential for the Environment and Public Health
At PEER, we believe restoring accountability is among the most urgent environmental and public health challenges of our time. It is also a challenge we know how to meet — if we choose to strengthen, rather than silence, the institutions designed to keep the government honest.
