Maryland lawmakers vote to end renewable subsidy for incineration

by PEER | April 9, 2025
Nevertheless, the policy directed about $100 million in subsidies to incinerators in Maryland and Virginia between 2012 and 2022, according to a report from environmental group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. The group projected that a further $200 million in subsidies ...

Biosolid Fertilizer Maker Confirms PFAS in Product

by PEER |
Company Has Not Published Supposedly Exonerating “Independent” Study ...

Commerce takes back job reclassifications for NOAA workers

by PEER | April 7, 2025
Tim Whitehouse, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, which is providing advice and legal counsel to an undisclosed number of NOAA employees, said he believes Friday’s email rescinding the Schedule F notifications “reflects a significant power ...

Big Brother Beckons EPA’s Workforce

by PEER | April 4, 2025
Agency Offers Free Wi-Fi Connectivity to Employees’ Personal Devices ...

Trump Is Destroying Historic Environmental Regulation—And Marin Audubon’s Name Got (Arbitrarily) Caught Up In It

by PEER | April 3, 2025
But out of nowhere, sandwiched in the ruling, came another set of opinions written by one of the three judges, Arthur Randolph. He declared that CEQ had never been given rulemaking authority. “What is quite remarkable is that this issue has remained largely undetected and undecided for ...
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