TRUMP HANDS US POLICY WRITING TO SHADOW GROUPS OF BUSINESS EXECS
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Susan Sargent | August 7, 2017
From: McClatchy DC “The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, which describes its mission as protecting employees who protect the environment, expects to file suit as soon as this month over the group Trump set up to examine the Environmental Protection Agency’s program ...
FEDS IGNORING FOIA BID FOR LAND ENFORCEMENT DEALS: ENVIROS
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Susan Sargent | August 4, 2017
From: Law 360 “In a complaint seeking a court order to see the documents, the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility said the Forest Service is shirking FOIA by withholding information” Read more . . . Read the PEER story ...
AFTER ZERO-TOLERANCE VOW, A PARK CHIEF CITED FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT GETS A BONUS AND A NEW JOB
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Susan Sargent |
From: Washington Post “Jeff Ruch, PEER’s executive director, blasted the agency’s handling of the case, saying it “perpetuates a culture of impunity.” He said by issuing the talking points, the Park Service “re-victimized the victims and implied that they were not as valuable ...
FEARS RISE FOR US CLIMATE REPORT AS TRUMP OFFICIALS TAKE REINS
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Susan Sargent |
From: Nature “Pruitt will have to be careful how he handles both documents, says Kyla Bennett, a former EPA ecologist who now works for the watchdog group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility in North Easton, Massachusetts. The EPA could ignore the climate report’s ...
5 IMPORTANT STORIES THAT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WHITE HOUSE
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Susan Sargent | August 3, 2017
From: PBS News Hour “The news comes on the heels of another report of sexual abuse at the De Soto National Memorial in Bradenton, Florida. A manager at the park is accused of inappropriately touching a female employee and abusing his power. The report, released thanks to a FOIA request ...
EPA SCIENCE INTEGRITY PANEL SAYS PRUITT’S CLIMATE DENIAL IS PERMISSABLE
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Susan Sargent |
From: Inside Climate News “An internal review by the Environmental Protection Agency has found that its administrator did not violate its scientific integrity policy when he contradicted a fundamental tenet of climate science by denying that carbon dioxide pollution is the principal ...