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JOHN DEAN URGES SCHWARZENEGGER TO SIGN ATTORNEY WHISTLEBLOWER LAW
September 1, 2004
Former White House Counsel Says Government Lawyers Should Be Able to Report Corruption
WHISTLEBLOWER CLAIM REVIVED IN FISH KILL POLLUTION CASE
August 31, 2004
Unanimous Court of Appeal Panel Sends Case to Trial
PARK SERVICE ADMITS BUDGET DECEPTION
August 26, 2004
Internal Notes Show Efforts By Top Managers to Cook the Books
STATE & NATIONAL CONSERVATION GROUPS SET TO SUE FEDERAL AGENCIES TO PROTECT TENNESSEE WETLANDS
Challenges Administration Policy on “Isolated Waters”
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FINANCES WINERY
August 25, 2004
Half Million Dollar Investment in Private Vineyard Yet to Pay Off
ATTACKS ON NATIONAL PARK LAW ENFORCEMENT REACHES ALL-TIME HIGH
Understaffing Aggravated by Interior Department Diverting Officers, Money & Training
FEDERAL COURT VINDICATES PANTHER WHISTLEBLOWER
August 24, 2004
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Lacks Scientific Basis for
CANDIDATES BANNED FROM FEDERAL FACILITIES
August 23, 2004
No More Campaign “Photo Ops” or Speeches at National Parks
COURT FINDS BUSH ADMINISTRATION DESERT SPECIES PERMITS ILLEGAL
August 4, 2004
Landmark decision finds U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service used illegal definition
FEDERALS CONSIDER PROTECTION FOR IMPERILED CHERRY POINT HERRING
Scientists initiate status review in response to citizen petition
BUSH ADMINISTRATION HACKS DUNES ENDANGERED SPECIES CRITICAL HABITAT
August 3, 2004
Local FWS biologists’ science-based proposal gutted
WYOMING WILD HORSE HERD ON BRINK OF STARVATION
Emergency Removal of Horses But Not Cattle Inspector General Report on Grazing Enforcement Stalled
CORPS VIOLATES ITS OWN RULES ON MISSISSIPPI STUDY
August 2, 2004
$70 Million “Draft” Is Internally Inconsistent, Intentionally Inaccurate & Incomplete
PANTHER SCIENTISTS PRESSURED TO APPROVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
July 29, 2004
Scientific Fraud Charges Go to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Director
CHIEF CHAMBERS DENIED STAY REQUEST
July 28, 2004
Trial Set on September 8; Norton, Mainella & Griles to be Deposed
LAND USE VIOLATIONS BY LURC COMMISSIONER STILL OPEN
Public Employee Group Calls On Governor to Relieve Nadeau
U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE MOVES TO FIRE SCIENTIST WHO REPORTED FRAUD
July 20, 2004
Agency Acknowledges Flaws in Florida Panther Studies Affecting Major Developments
HALLIBURTON GENERAL NOW TO SEEK FEDERAL CONTRACTS
July 19, 2004
Corps Revolving Door with Industry Continues to Swing
CONSERVATIONISTS MOVE TO PROTECT 16 ALGODONES DUNES ENDEMIC SPECIES FROM BUSH OFF-ROAD PLAN
BLM’s plan to open 86% to off-roading puts rare desert wildlife at risk of extinction
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