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EPA STALLS INFANT PESTICIDE DOSING STUDY
November 9, 2004
Cites Negative News Coverage As Need for Further Review
FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE FIRES PANTHER WHISTLEBLOWER
November 8, 2004
Agency Does Not Dispute Orders to Suppress Scientific Findings
OLYMPIC PARK VIOLATING WILDERNESS ACT
November 4, 2004
Lawsuit to Block Pre-Fabs Being Helicoptered Into Wilderness
RIGHT WHALE TO BE STUDIED TO EXTINCTION
November 3, 2004
Latest Protection Plan Is “Too Little, Too Late”
OUTGOING CONGRESS WHACKS AWAY WILDERNESS PROTECTIONS
November 2, 2004
Precedent Setting De-Designation of Wilderness in Last Minute Riders
EPA PAYS FAMILIES TO EXPOSE THEIR INFANTS TO PESTICIDES
November 1, 2004
Joint Study With Chemical Industry to Measure Exposure in the Home
WHISTLEBLOWER CALLS FOR FIX TO WATER RIGHTS EVALUATIONS
October 19, 2004
State Auditor’s Office Ducks the Issue
REFUGE MANAGERS PROTEST BISON RANGE DEAL AS UNWORKABLE
October 18, 2004
Joint Letter By 23 Managers Cites Money, Manpower and Performance Problems
YELLOWSTONE WILDLIFE RAVAGED BY ROAD-KILL
October 14, 2004
Record Number of Bears Die in Car Crashes This Summer
PARK SERVICE STICKS WITH BIBLICAL EXPLANATION FOR GRAND CANYON
October 13, 2004
Promised Legal Review on Creationist Book Is Shelved
INTERIOR REFUSES TO HOLD HEARINGS ON BISON RANGE DEAL
Repudiates Its Own Cost Estimates on Day That Public Comment Period Closes
WHISTLEBLOWER CASES RISE IN BUSH YEARS
October 12, 2004
More Problems Reported Yet Fewer Investigated; Backlogs Mount
LINCOLN MEMORIAL VIDEO REMOVED
October 11, 2004
Conservative Complaints Against Gay Rights, Feminist and Anti-War Scenes
OUTSPOKEN PANTHER SCIENTIST APPEARS WITH NOBEL PRIZEWINNER
Joint Appearance to Speak Out Against Political Pressure on Government Scientists
CHAMBERS FIRING FOR WASHINGTON POST INTERVIEW UPHELD
October 8, 2004
Broad Ban on Release of Information Sets Up 1st Amendment Fight
ARMY SLASHES ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS AS “OPTIONAL”
October 6, 2004
Big Cuts Threaten to “Shut Down All Training Operations”
NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCE RIPS CORPS UPPER MISSISSIPPI PLAN
Third NAS Report Is Scalding — Most Critical
MORE GILA FISH NEED FEDERAL PROTECTION
October 5, 2004
Ignoring Unlisted Fish Is Recipe for Further Decline
TDEC LAX ON ENFORCEMENT AGAINST SEDIMENT POLLUTION FROM CONSTRUCTION SITES
KNOXVILLE – Tennessee Clean Water Network (TCWN) and the Tennessee office of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) have released the second in a series of three reports on water pollution enforcement issues in Tennessee. This second case study focuses on pollution resulting from the misuse by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC)…
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