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U.S. ARMY RESTORES ENVIRONMENTAL FUNDING
May 28, 2004
Money Suddenly Found One Day After Plan to Cut Revealed
U.S. ARMY JETTISONS ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE
May 27, 2004
“Severe” Environmental Cutbacks to Make Up for Budget Shortfall
PANAMA CITY ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS IGNORED
May 26, 2004
Complaints of Airborne Asbestos, Illegal Dumping and Unlicensed Operations
Whales Decimated by Ship Strikes
May 25, 2004
NOAA Considering Speed Limits, Buffers and Ship Course Rules in Atlantic
BAY COUNTY LANDFILL POLLUTING GROUNDWATER
May 17, 2004
State Ignores Two Years of Inspection Reports Showing Violations
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE GAGGING ON ITS OWN TALKING POINTS
May 12, 2004
Park Superintendents Told to Stick to Script Praising Bush Administration
U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST CHARGES SCIENTIFIC FRAUD
May 4, 2004
Florida Panther Habitat and Population Data Skewed to Allow Development
LEGAL DEFENSE FUND ESTABLISHED FOR CHIEF CHAMBERS
Fundraising in Anticipation of Court Fights to Restore Chief
NEW LURC COMMISSIONER HAS HISTORY OF VIOLATIONS
April 28, 2004
Denies Responsibility for Violations on His Watch
TAXPAYER & GREEN GROUPS SLAM MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR MISSISSIPPI RIVER PLAN
April 27, 2004
“Twice Cooked Pork” Report Released
OSHA TO TEST ITS OWN INSPECTORS EXPOSED TO DEADLY BERYLLIUM
April 26, 2004
Whistleblower Vindicated But Concerns Remain
PETITION FILED TO LIST NEVADA BUTTERFLY AS ENDANGERED SPECIES
April 23, 2004
Bush BLM failing to protect Sand Mountain blue from intensive off-road vehicle harm
U.S. SPECIAL COUNSEL ISSUES GAG ORDER TO HIS OWN EMPLOYEES
April 15, 2004
Prior Approval for Revealing
FEDERAL PRESERVATION CHIEF CITED FOR ILLEGAL RENOVATIONS TO HISTORIC STRUCTURE
DC Agency Charges Park Service Assistant Director Lied to Obtain Permits
MASSACHUSETTS STILL UNHEALTHY
April 14, 2004
Two-Year Federal-State Plan Sees Little Improvement in Commonwealth’s Environmental Health
FISH AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR OVERRULES HIS OWN SCIENTIFIC PANEL
April 13, 2004
Allows Continued Hunting of Rare Trumpeter Swans
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