FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, April 13, 2023 CONTACT Chandra Rosenthal [email protected] (303) 898-0798 Permit Renewal Shows BLM Not Serious on Range Reform Despite Horrid Conditions, No Recognition of Overgrazing or Climate Impact Denver, CO —A...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, April 13, 2023 CONTACT Jeff Ruch [email protected] (510) 213-7028 White House Urged to Tighten Scientific Integrity Policy Government-Wide Enforceable Transparency & Accountability Rules Needed Washington, DC — The White...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, April 6, 2023 CONTACT Jeff Ruch [email protected] (510) 213-7028 Hunters Point Festering Radiation Waste Woes Navy Statements Mask Seriousness of Remaining Parcel G Contamination Washington, DC —The next portion of Hunters...
Burning Waste is Not Clean or Green It is hard to believe that most incinerators nationwide do not need to report their toxic releases to the U.S. EPA’s Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). This publicly accessible database tracks the release of certain toxic chemicals that...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, April 3, 2023 CONTACT Mike Ewall, Energy Justice Network, 215-436-9511 [email protected] Tim Whitehouse, PEER, 202-247-0299 [email protected] Waste Incinerators’ Toxic Output Should Be Reported Incinerator Chemical Releases...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, March 20, 2023 CONTACT Jeff Ruch [email protected] (510) 213-7028 Colleen Teubner [email protected] (202) 464-2293 Burnout a Big Concern for NOAA Workforce Survey Reflects High Professional and Emotional Toll Throughout the Agency...
Letter to the EPA: Take Action on “Devil’s Bargain” Pesticides Originally published in and reprinted with permission of The New Lede. An Open Letter to: Michael Regan, Administrator Michal Freedhoff, Assistant Administrator, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, March 23, 2023 CONTACT Sarah Packer (CEH), [email protected], (510) 594-9863 Bob Sussman (CEH), [email protected], (202) 716-0118 Kyla Bennett (PEER), [email protected], (508) 230-9933 Groups Call on EPA to Ban Plastic...
Speed Bumps on the Road to Sustainable Mining When Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said on March 9, 2021, “the United States needs to boost domestic production of the minerals used to make electric vehicles, so long as it’s done sustainably,”...
Whales on the Brink of Extinction At least three large whale species in U.S. waters are on the brink of extinction, with more listed as endangered. Preventable ship strikes are the leading cause of death for many of these species. Despite these looming extinctions,...
Suspend your disbelief—Minnesota Permitting Process Self-Corrects Last week the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (PCA) suspended a major air pollution permit for a gas-fired power plant which, under the new permit, would have also been able to burn diesel fuel oil....
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, March 20, 2023 CONTACT Jeff Ruch [email protected] (510) 213-7028 Paula Dinerstein [email protected] (202) 265-6391 San Francisco Parks Overflight Limits Grossly Inadequate Suit Charges Air Tour Plan for Four Bay Area Parks...
Our Health and Our Changing Climate A conversation with NIH research oncologist and PEER Board Member Dr. Christine Berg An interactive donor event discussing the nexus between the changing climate, our health, and the importance of defending science in the face of...
The EPA is Hiding Behind Industry Secrets This week, during Sunshine Week, we are highlighting a disturbing trend by government agencies and industry to use the “Confidential Business Information” as a shield to keep important health, safety, and product information...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, March 15, 2023 CONTACT Rick Steiner [email protected] (907) 360-4503 Jeff Ruch [email protected] (510) 213-7028 National Strategy to Avoid Whale Ship Strikes Proposed Increase in Ship Size and Traffic Drive Whales to...
CONTACTS Kyla Bennett – [email protected] (508) 230-9933 Monica Mercola – [email protected] (202) 265-4187 Today’s EPA Action on PFAS in Drinking Water The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed drinking water limits announced today on six per- and...
Scientific Integrity Is Not a Popularity Contest In government service, scientists who formally file dissenting opinions do so at the risk of their careers. They are challenging the orthodoxy of their agency, often on issues fraught with heavy political overtones. It...
Reversing a Shocking Pesticides Decision In 1984, EPA issued a regulatory waiver allowing companies to register pesticides without submitting “efficacy” data substantiating the products’ claimed benefits. That shocking decision has led to the overuse of...
