Perils of Public Service: Oklahoma City Bombing Omens Gathering Again
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Jeff Ruch | October 29, 2024
As in the mid-90s, anti-government sentiments are running rampant. But today, these paranoid fantasies are fed by ever-growing doses of misinformation pumped into ever-present social media ...
Maryland’s Renewable Energy Law: Are Reforms on the Horizon?
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Tim Whitehouse | October 28, 2024
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson announced he would sponsor a bill to remove trash incineration from the state’s definition of renewable energy ...
Transitioning to Renewable Energy the Right Way
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Tim Whitehouse | October 25, 2024
As the country builds out renewable energy projects, our goal is to ensure that renewable energy development avoids intact ecosystems and heritage sites ...
Project 2025: Are We Headed Toward An Extreme Public Lands Agenda?
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Chandra Rosenthal | October 15, 2024
Project 2025, the authoritarian playbook for a future Republican administration, would give the extraction industries nearly unrestricted access to public lands ...
Salmon and Orcas Die in Regulatory Gap – Stormwater Contaminants Poisoning Puget Sound Marine Life
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Peter Jenkins | September 9, 2024
Washington’s Puget Sound is an ecological treasure, yet its native salmonids and other aquatic life are facing increasing peril ...
Lead Ammo Harms Wildlife and Undermines the Mission of Our National Parks
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Chandra Rosenthal | August 30, 2024
More than 130 park wildlife species are exposed to or killed by ingesting lead or prey contaminated with lead ...