Legal Battle Staves Off Trump’s Assault on Clean-Water Protections
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Susan Sargent | September 12, 2018
From: Truth Out “Since taking office, Donald Trump has waged a relentless attack on the nation’s waterways, but his efforts to strip away protections for rivers and wetlands have run into a tide of legal resistance. One of Trump’s first environmental policy directives was to choke ...
Grand Teton Supe Tapped by Trump to Lead NPS
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Susan Sargent |
From: Grand Canyon Guide “Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, said the organization has some concerns about Vela’s lack of transparency in park operations, among other things. In a news release issued Sept. 4, PEER listed a few of the ...
Overnight Energy: EPA Moves to Roll Back Methane Rule | FEMA Preps for ‘Dangerous’ Hurricane Florence | Trump Calls Puerto Rico Hurricane Response a ‘Success’ | Zinke Wants to Defer to States on Wildlife Rules
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Susan Sargent |
From: The Hill “In a memo Monday to officials in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other agencies involved in wildlife management, Zinke asked staff to find instances where policies for wildlife on federal land are more restrictive than rules for the states they’re in, and to ...
Zinke Seeks More State Wildlife Management on Federal Lands
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Susan Sargent |
From: Anchorage Daily News “”The Department recognizes States as the first-line authorities for fish and wildlife management and hereby expresses its commitment to defer to the States in this regard except as otherwise required by Federal law,” Zinke wrote in the memo to ...
Zinke Looks to Ease Some Wildlife Rules
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Susan Sargent | September 11, 2018
From: The Hill “In a memo Monday to officials in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other agencies involved in wildlife management, Zinke asked staff to find instances where policies for wildlife on federal land are more restrictive than rules for the states they’re in, and to ...
The Chemist Who Fought the EPA and Won – Twice
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Susan Sargent | September 10, 2018
From: Women Whistleblowers “When nothing changed, in 2006 Jenkins sent a 60-page memo to the EPA Inspector General detailing the chemical composition of the dust. In addition to rehashing previous allegations, she offered up proof of criminal fraud. Again she shared this information with ...