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PEERMail | Meeting the House Challenge in the Trenches
The new House leadership has made no secret of its plan to target government agencies in its efforts to weaken the federal government
Federal public land grazing fees stay low despite inflation and climate costs
Public lands grazing fees are the only expense immune to inflation, despite the increasing costs to the taxpayer
OSTP Slips Gag Rule into Model Scientific Integrity Policy
Scientists Prohibited from Policy Recommendations in Presenting Research
Off-the-Charts PFAS in Maryland Biosolid Fertilizers
Call for Montgomery County Ban on Biosolids to Stem Water Contamination
Advocates seek ban on bloom fertilizer over forever chemicals concerns
“These very, very high levels are likely to be transported into food and drinking water,” says Monica Mercola, staff counsel with Public Employees for Environmental...
read moreEnergy & Environment — GOP governors call for delay on waters rule
The Agriculture Department’s integrity policy includes similar language saying that scientists shouldn’t make policy judgments. In a press release complaining about the measure on Monday, the group...
read moreOpinion: Banning ‘forever chemicals’ forever
We are waking up to the dangers of toxic “forever chemicals” called PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) and the sources of these dangerous compounds. A...
read moreCOMMENTARY | Minnesota Agency Reverses Course on Illegal Permit
One Minnesota agency corrected its misstep and retracted a bad permit but time will tell if the others follow suit.
COMMENTARY | PEER at Age 30 – Some Perspective
PEER is based on the somewhat novel idea that public servants can also be activists to advance their agencies’ mission when they fell short.
COMMENTARY | Congress Jeopardizes North Atlantic Right Whale Recovery
Our elected officials and government agencies must do better to protect the North Atlantic right whale.
