Protecting our environment and public health has never been more urgent. The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the ecosystems that sustain life are under increasing strain from pollution, climate change, and political neglect. When these systems are damaged or mismanaged, the consequences ripple outward—to our communities, our food supply, and our ability to adapt to a changing climate.
Yet the greatest threats often come from within the very institutions charged with protecting us. Political interference, corporate pressure, and chronic underfunding have eroded science-based decision-making inside government agencies.
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PEER's Accomplishments
Stopping 'Dirty' Energy in Renewable Credits
Exposing and preventing the use of polluting energy sources that are falsely counted toward renewable energy credits (RECs).
Blocking Alaska Heavy Crude: A Climate Bomb
Seeking to block the unleashing of Alaska heavy crude, a highly carbon-intensive project that would severely undermine global climate goals.
Scrutinizing NASA's Supersonic Air Travel Investments
Revealing the deleterious climate implications of NASA investments in the revival of supersonic air travel.
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Sewage spills keep taxing Indian River Lagoon, other waters; state issues fines, but is that enough?
From: Florida Today "But some critics of the state agency argue those fines typically aren't enough to force utilities to fix longstanding sewage infrastructure issues before frequent big wet-weather spills take drastic ecological tolls on coastal waters. They see a...
Interior Department Moving To Open More Public Lands To Hunting, Fishing
From: National Parks Traveler "U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials, at the direction of Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, are moving to open seven of their refuges to hunting and fishing, a move spurring concern that National Park System units could be ordered...
EPA’s Partnership Policy Formally Delegates Primary Enforcement Implementation to State Agencies While Retaining Concurrent Jurisdiction
From: JD Supra "In response to the Policy, concerns have been raised that delegating primary and greater enforcement responsibility upon state agencies (with limited funding and staffing) will reduce environmental law enforcement. Others have criticized the “no...
