Synthetic Turf Proposed for CVU Leads to Environmental Concerns
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PEER | November 26, 2025
Kyla Bennett, director of science policy for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility in Massachusetts, said the proposed CVU field should be held to Vermont’s tougher standard for PFAS contamination in water, not soil, and measured in parts per trillion, not billion. That ...
Farmers re-up push to regulate PFAS-tainted fertilizer
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PEER | November 25, 2025
The five Texas farmers who originally brought the lawsuit said the spread of PFAS from biosolids has harmed their animals’ health and severely limited their abilities to grow crops. The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and the Potomac Riverkeeper Network joined the ...
US government agency hit with complaint for allegedly misleading public: ‘It is the height of hypocrisy’
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PEER | November 23, 2025
The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility filed a complaint Oct. 29 demanding the EPA retract or defend information on its website about PFOA, or perfluorooctanoic acid, a chemical that belongs to a group of manmade chemicals commonly referred to as “forever chemicals ...
Doug Burgum is charging Interior Department agencies a premium to subsume their employees
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PEER | November 19, 2025
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility has issued a Freedom of Information Act request to solicit information on Interior’s reorganization and what the fee structure looks like and recently filed a lawsuit after failing to get a timely response. Jeff Ruch, PEER’s senior ...
Watchdog weighs lawsuit against White House regs boss
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PEER | November 18, 2025
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility claims Clark’s role as acting administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs now runs afoul of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act. If Clark’s appointment is deemed invalid, his actions in office — and many of the ...
Environmental groups, Democrats warn EPA delays put drinking water at risk
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PEER | November 14, 2025
Environmental advocates also accuse the EPA of ignoring clear scientific evidence. Kyla Bennett, a former EPA scientist who now works with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, said PFAS exposure can cause developmental issues in children, obesity, cholesterol problems and ...