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PEERMail | Ending a Culture of Reprisal at USGS

Ending a Culture of Reprisal at USGS For over 5 years, we have represented Evi Emmenegger, a U.S. Geological Survey microbiologist who was fired after reporting dangerous biosafety breaches at a wildlife disease laboratory, This month, a federal judge has ruled that...

PEERMail | Shocking News on Pesticides

Shocking News on Pesticides PEER is urgently asking the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to ban the use of PFAS in pesticides and to require that every manufacturer test every registered product and certify that they do not contain PFAS. This request comes on the...

COMMENTARY | Glacier Skies to Finally Go Quiet

Glacier Skies Finally Go Quiet In the late 1990s, incessant helicopter flights of tourists over Glacier National Park often hovered over terrified wildlife. Park protests to local air operators did not curb these low-flying overflights even during sensitive periods,...

PEERMail | Save the EPA

Save the EPA Tomorrow, thousands of people from around the country will take part in a rally outside of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) headquarters in Washington, DC to protest EPA’s inaction on protecting children from cancer and illnesses. A determined...

COMMENTARY | The Worst Kind of Backroom Deal

The Worst Kind of Backroom Deal It is time to work to stop the Manchin-Schumer side deal to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). On August 16, President Biden signed the IRA, a multi-faceted piece of legislation addressing climate change, oil and gas development and...

PEERMail | Climate Change, Plastics and Our National Parks

Climate Change, Plastics and Our National Parks Plastics are not only one of the most persistent pollutants on Earth, but their production also creates greenhouse gas emissions that are a major driver of global warming. According to a study by the Center for...