National Park E-Bike Rule Lacks Required Eco-Review
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PEER | May 25, 2022
Court Directs Park Service to Consider Cumulative and Foreseeable Impacts ...
National Park Service Ordered to Take New Look at E-Bike Rule
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PEER |
The National Park Service’s rule that opened the parks system to e-bikes needs further environmental review, but tossing the rule isn’t warranted, a Washington, D.C., federal judge decided in a partial win for conservation groups. Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility and ...
Media Advisory | Biosafety Whistleblower Hearing Media Sign-Up
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PEER |
MSPB hearing for USGS microbiologist and whistleblower Eveline (Evi) Emmenegger to be held June 14. Media registration available now ...
National Park Service Punts on Plastic-Free Policies
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PEER | May 24, 2022
NPS Balks on Plastic Bottle Sales Ban or Restoring Superintendent Discretion ...
A pass for polluting? Environmental groups, employees say EPA enforcement efforts lacking
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PEER | May 21, 2022
The data fits with the experiences of Tim Whitehouse, a former senior attorney at the EPA who helped enforce water pollution laws in the 1990s and early 2000s. During his tenure, Whitehouse said, he felt the agency was supported by Congress, which provided higher funding and more ...
