Civil Penalties for Polluters Dropped Dramatically in Trump’s First Two Years, Analysis Shows
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PEER | April 10, 2019
From: Milbank Monitor “Government figures show the EPA has hit a 30-year low in the number of pollution cases referred for criminal prosecution. Justice Department data released Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019, by the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility show the EPA referred 166 ...
Torpy at Large: Very Hot Indeed for CDC’s Former Climate Change Chief
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From: Atlanta Journal-Constitution “Welcome to Dr. Luber’s Limbo, a forced exile from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where the epidemiologist who once ran the CDC’s Climate and Health Program is now persona non grata at the agency headquartered in Atlanta.He is, ...
Leading Whistleblower Organizations Launch Update to Survival Guide For Whistleblowers on 30th Anniversary of Whistleblower Protection Act
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PEER | April 9, 2019
The book, “Caught Between Conscience & Career: Expose Abuse Without Exposing Your Identity,” is a survival guide for whistleblowers ...
Grand Teton Cell Mega-expansion Violates Law and Policy
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PEER | April 8, 2019
Inspector General Asked to Include 13-Tower Grand Teton Plan in Ongoing Review ...
Environmental Group Raises Concern About Increased Production of PFAs Chemicals
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PEER | April 5, 2019
From: WCMU Public Radio Despite growing health concerns, the production of a family of fire retardant chemicals is increasing, according to an environmental group. Perfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAs, are a family of chemical that have been found across the state and are linked to health ...
