EPA Sued Over Failure to Explain Its Narrow PFAS Definition
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PEER | April 27, 2022
EPA’s Definition Misses Many Toxic and Persistent Chemicals ...
Forest Service takes the lead in e-bike access
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PEER |
Ultimately, the legality of e-bikes on public lands is likely to be settled in the courts. A decision is expected soon in a lawsuit seeking to block the NPS e-bike policy filed by the advocacy group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). Judge Rudolph Contreras of the ...
Trump firing policy still on the books at Interior, DOE
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PEER | April 26, 2022
The Interior Department has kept a strict Trump-era firing policy in place, something critics say contradicts President Joe Biden’s order to protect the federal workforce. The group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER, has called on Interior Secretary Deb Haaland ...
State Department criticized over foreign research vessel issues
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PEER | April 24, 2022
A statement released in mid-April by PEER contends that the State Department is approving this foreign vessel research without requiring that these vessels get the same permits domestic researchers must or monitoring their activities. PEER noted the largest recorded beaching of rare Bering ...
Turf Opponents Urge Planning Board to Require Grass Fields
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PEER | April 23, 2022
“The number of environmental groups that have weighed in support of it is zero,” Mr. Houser said.An environmental advocacy group, VCS has opposed the artificial turf project at hearings and in its Conservation Almanac, a regular newsletter. Mr. Houser took note of recent events on ...