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EPA SCIENTISTS PROTEST PENDING PESTICIDE APPROVALS
May 25, 2006
Unacceptable Risk to Children and Political Pressure on Scientists Decried
EPA LEAD CLEANUP PLAN OMITS DAY CARE AND PREGNANT WOMEN
May 24, 2006
Public Comment Deadline Signals Start of Pitched Legal Battle
HOUSE CHIDES INTERIOR FOR INACTION ON SICK HEADQUARTERS
May 23, 2006
Budget Asks for “Corrective Action Plan” and an Employee Grievance Process
POLITICS OBSTRUCT CIVIL WAR DAMAGE CASE AGAINST DEVELOPER
May 22, 2006
Senator and Top Park Official Intervene to Lower Fine for Archaeological Violations
JUSTICE PROBE OF PRISON COMPUTER RECYCLING OPERATIONS
May 15, 2006
Inspector General to Investigate Health Risks and Failure to Acknowledge Hazards
WILDLIFE TAKING ONLY GNAT BITE OUT OF DOMESTIC CATTLE
May 9, 2006
Public and Private Outlays on Predator Control Dwarf Losses
TAKING THE “E” OUT OF EPA
May 8, 2006
Agency Elevating Security Functions While Cutting Child Health Efforts
OSHA FINDS YELLOWSTONE CELL TOWER EMITS EXCESS RADIATION
May 4, 2006
Popular Hiking Spot Has Unsafe Radio Frequency Radiation Levels
TELECOMS’ SECRET PLAN TO WIRE ENTIRE YELLOWSTONE PARK
May 3, 2006
Industry Invited to Illegal Closed-Door Meeting to Divide Up Park
PARK SERVICE SCALES BACK SOLICITATION AND ADVERTISING PLAN
No Naming Rights or Corporate Ads inside National Parks
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE READIES COMPLEX SCORECARD TO RATE PARKS
May 1, 2006
“Rube Goldberg Formula” Will Be Used to Set Park Budgets in ‘08
RADIOACTIVE SCHOOL SITE IS TIP OF NEW JERSEY TOXIC ICEBERG
April 24, 2006
Over 100 School Site approvals expedited under Secret Deal
NEW JERSEY POLLUTION AGENCY BUFFETED BY REVOLVING DOOR ISSUES
April 19, 2006
Corzine Urged to Impose Stricter Ethics Rules, Lobbying Transparency & Whistleblower Protection
CONSERVATION GROUPS CHARGE EPA WITH VIOLATING ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
Call for fisheries biologists to evaluate pollution discharged into critical habitat
FEDERAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM SURMOUNTS LOCAL OPPOSITION
April 18, 2006
Court Rules South Dakota Zoning Board Cannot Block Stream Buffers
ROMNEY REVERSES HIMSELF ON ENVIRONMENTAL CLOSURES
Office Re-Opened After Three Years Due to Predicted Enforcement Disruption
EMBATTLED DEPUTY CHIEF MURPHY TO RESIGN FROM PARK SERVICE
All Officials Responsible for Removal of Park Police Chief Chambers Now Gone
SECRET PLAN TO CUT NATIONAL PARK FUNDING BY 30% IN 5 YEARS
April 17, 2006
Parks “Glide Path” to Impoverishment Breaks Bush Campaign Pledge
PARK OFFICIAL SHOULD BE DISCIPLINED FOR WILDERNESS VIOLATION
April 13, 2006
Olympic Superintendent Wasted $250,000 Despite Warning Plan Was Illegal
CORPS SUED TO FORCE RELEASE OF WETLANDS PROTECTION RECORDS
April 11, 2006
Downward Data Trend Showed Mounting Wetland Losses
