En Masse Departure of EPA’s Top Scientists

by PEER | September 23, 2025
World’s Leading Scientists Departing Public Service This Month ...

Sludge with forever chemicals spread on US farms threatens food supply, livelihoods

by PEER | September 22, 2025
Wastewater treatment facilities pay companies to haul away tons of human excrement or “biosolids.” These companies then have to get rid of the waste and often give it to farmers for free, who then spread it on their land. Kyla Bennett, Director of Science Policy at Public ...

Can New Jersey’s $2 billion PFAS deal with DuPont be a model?

by PEER | September 17, 2025
“Settlements are a step forward, but they don’t pay medical bills, allow farmers to use their land again, or actually clean—rather than just filter—contaminated water,” Bennett concludes. “What needs to happen is federal action—something we won’t see under this ...

Comment – FCC NEPA Rules Update Re: Wireless Broadband Deployment

by PEER |
Comments on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on how the Commission should update and streamline its National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) rules to facilitate wireless broadband deployment across the country in light of changes to the legal landscape around NEPA ...

PEERMail | Climate In Danger

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EPA Administrator Zeldin is trumpeting the removal of the Endangerment Finding as part of his self-proclaimed biggest deregulation in American history ...
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