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Alarming PFAS Levels in Delray Beach Drinking Water  

Alarming PFAS Levels in Delray Beach Drinking Water Toxic “Forever Chemicals” May be Accumulating in Drinking Water Aquifer Tallahassee — The level of toxic PFAS chemicals in drinking water samples from the city of Delray Beach, Florida exceeds the safety limits in...

Deregulation of Rad Waste Disposal Plows Ahead

For Immediate Release:  Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Contact:  Jeff Ruch (510) 213-7028; Kirsten Stade [email protected] Deregulation of Rad Waste Disposal Plows Ahead Decommissioned Reactors OK-ed for Landfills in Big Gift to Nuclear Industry Washington, DC —The Nuclear...

PEERMail | Troubled Timber Sales at Tongass

PEER is suing the U.S. Forest Service to force it to produce a long-promised audit of losses from past timber sales in the Tongass National Forest. In 2017, PEER obtained an internal Forest Service document that found staggering monetary losses in two large Tongass...

BLOG | Is Pendley Indispensable at BLM or Just Undetectable?

Is Pendley Indispensable at BLM or Just Undetectable? After ruling that William Perry Pendley is illegally occupying the un-confirmed post atop the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, a federal court in Montana is now engaged in a fascinating exercise of determining which...

Op-Ed | Should We Stop Spraying for Mosquitoes During the Pandemic?

Originally published and reprinted with permission from WBUR.org.  Should We Stop Spraying for Mosquitoes During the Pandemic? Nearly 60 years ago, Rachel Carson wrote that the “current vogue for poisons” resulted in a pesticide barrage as crude “as the cave man’s...

Park Service Scrambles to Finish E-Bike Rule

For Immediate Release: Monday, October 5, 2020 Contact:  Kirsten Stade [email protected] Park Service Scrambles to Finish E-Bike Rule Hastily Fashioned Regulation Will Not Extinguish Lawsuit Challenge    Washington, DC — Today in an attempt to block litigation brought...

BLOG | EPA’s Embalmed Formaldehyde Report 

EPA’s Embalmed Formaldehyde Report  Several important things happened in 1997, King of the Hill premiered on Fox, the Nintendo 64 released in America, and Bill Clinton began his second term as President. Development also began on two important projects: the...

PEERMail | “Advice and Consent” Is the Law

“Advice and Consent” Is the Law Yesterday, PEER and Western Watersheds Project filed an expedited motion in a D.C. District Court to have Margaret Everson removed as de facto Director of the National Park Service. In August, U.S. Secretary of the Interior...

BLM Won’t Stop Illegal Grazing  

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, October 1, 2020 CONTACT Chandra Rosenthal (303) 898-0798 BLM Won’t Stop Illegal Grazing   Range Manager Facing Suspension After Appealing to Pendley  Denver, CO — A veteran, decorated Bureau of Land Management range specialist is in hot...

BLOG | Pendley Debacle Unmasks David Bernhardt’s Legal Charades

Pendley Debacle Unmasks David Bernhardt’s Legal Charades In a judicial smackdown ruling last Friday, Chief District Judge Brian Morris of the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana embarrassed Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, shredding his arguments that...

BLOG | COVID-19 Pressure on FDA and CDC Accelerate as Election Nears

COVID-19 Pressure on FDA and CDC Accelerate as Election Nears  With the COVID-19 pandemic growing worse, the White House is in hyperdrive to erase all barriers between the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

COMMENTARY | BLM Forges Ahead With Nevada Oil and Gas Leasing

Bureau of Land Management Forges Ahead with Nevada Oil and Gas Leasing Little Financial Benefits to Government but Big Losses to the Public  Speculative oil and gas leasing continues across the west despite low oil prices and the fact that many oil companies are in...