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No Disciplinary Records for Wrongful Withholding of Public Records
Lawsuit Demands Release of Records Following Agencies Failure to Comply with Public Records Law
Agency Makes Grudging Admission That PFAS Are Still Being Manufactured and Imported
Rollback Would Strip Wildlife and Watershed Safeguards from 193 Million Acres of Public Land as the Forest Service Faces an $11.44 Billion Maintenance Backlog and Plans to Cut Two-Thirds of Its Permanent Workforce
Isabelle Brings Litigation Experience and A Demonstrated Commitment to Public Service
PEER and FIG Challenge Secrecy Surrounding EPA’s Growing Use of AI
Microplastics Added to a “Candidate List” With Scant Chance at Regulation
The Proposed Rule Would Undermine 13 Environmental Laws Protecting Wildlife, Water, and Public Health
30-Year Right-of-Way Renewal Subject to 15-Day Public Comment Period
Sewage Sludge Guidance Will Lead to More Harm
DHS Inspector General Asked to Examine Political Influence, Contractor Selection, and Lack of Oversight
Public comments urge the administration to abandon its review and preserve longstanding safeguards for America’s public lands
PEER Calls on the Interior Secretary to Answer for No-Bid Contract Failure, Botched Renovation, and Abuse of Power in Prosecution of Innocent Citizen
Proposed Rule Would Gut Reduction in Force Protections and Violate the Administrative Leave Act
State Pollution Enforcement Actions Remain Near Historic Lows as Population Explodes
Rule is Part of a Broader Effort to “Return Our Government to the Spoils System”
Administration Seeks Complete Political Control Over Federal Grant Funds
EPA Engineer Fired after Asking for Microplastic Monitoring in Permit
FCC must provide oversight and conduct a thorough review of the risks and impacts of these projects to ensure they are not causing irreparable environmental harm to our planet.
Strandings So Far in 2026 Setting a Deadly Pace