Environmentalists Lose Push to Tighten Corrosivity Standards
by Bloomberg Law | July 25, 2023
The EPA doesn’t need to tighten its corrosivity standards under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the DC Circuit ruled Tuesday in a loss for an environmental group. “PEER has missed—by more than four decades—the 90-day deadline to file a direct challenge to the regulation ...
Not Everyone Is Happy About E-Bikes in National Parks
by Mother Jones |
In 2019, near the end of the Trump administration, then–Interior Secretary David Bernhardt instructed national parks to allow e-bikes wherever traditional bikes were allowed. The nonprofit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) sued, arguing that NPS needed to undertake ...
Florida’s Environment Spirals Downward Under DeSantis
Nosedive in Anti-Pollution Enforcement Leading to Declining Water Quality ...
REPORT | 2022 Florida Enforcement Report
Florida's environmental enforcement actions are well below historical averages and have declined significantly in the last two years of the DeSantis administration ...
San Francisco PUC Awash in Water Pollution Violations
City Agency Facing Stiff Fines Amid Pending Federal & State Legal Sanctions ...