Groups Ask National Park Service To End Use Of Lead-Based Ammo And Tackle In Parks
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Susan Sargent | November 18, 2022
“Banning lead from our national parks would be one of the single biggest conservation advances in a generation,” said Rocky Mountain PEER Director Chandra Rosenthal, noting that early in the Obama years the NPS briefly announced such a ban, called “Get the Lead Out.” but reversed ...
National Park Service Silent On Charges It’s Skirting Environmental Laws With Air Tour Plans
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Susan Sargent | November 9, 2022
But that approach has led to criticisms that the NPS and the Federal Aviation Administration, which were told by Congress in 2000 to develop the plans, are bypassing the NEPA requirements and simply grandfathering in existing numbers of allowed flights. “… NPS and FAA took the ...
Reader Participation Day: Should The NPS Conduct Environmental Studies In Building Air Tour Plans?
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Susan Sargent | October 26, 2022
However, outside groups such as Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, have criticized the NPS and FAA for avoiding environmental reviews called for by NEPA in designing the management plans. According to PEER, the agencies are claiming “categorical exclusions” ...
Bryce Canyon National Park Releases Air Tour Management Plan
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Susan Sargent | October 20, 2022
However, outside groups such as Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, have criticized the NPS and FAA for avoiding environmental reviews called for by the National Environmental Policy Act in designing the management plans. According to PEER, the agencies are claiming “ ...
UPDATE | National Park Service Broadens Tribal Involvement In Stewardship Of Parks
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Susan Sargent | September 14, 2022
At Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, Jeff Ruch noted that the Park Service, in announcing the new policy, made “no mention” of following the National Environmental Policy Act in implementing the policy. “Are agreements that affect management of park ...