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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
WHALE WATCHING TAKES TOLL ON WHALES
July 13, 2004
Whale Watching is Second Leading Cause of Ship Collisions Regulations Stalled for Four Years
CHIEF CHAMBERS SEEKS IMMEDIATE RETURN TO WORK
July 9, 2004
Affidavit Submitted By Chambers Discloses Need For Return And Elimination Of Gag Order
COURT RULES PARK SERVICE VIOLATES WILDERNESS ACT
End of Motorized Vehicle Tours in Georgia’s Cumberland Island Wilderness
OLD FAITHFUL CELL TOWER MAY BE SHORTENED AND CAMOUFLAGED
June 29, 2004
Park Resists Calls for Removal
CHIEF CHAMBERS SUES IN CIVIL SERVICE COURT TO RETURN TO WORK
Bid to End Legal Limbo – Nearly 7 Months on Paid Administrative Leave
PARKS DIRECTOR CUTS EVERYONE’S TRAVEL BUT HER OWN
June 22, 2004
Frenetic Drive to Visit All 388 Parks Puts Strain on Staff & Budget
DEP ALTERED ENFORCEMENT ORDER FOR PANAMA CITY DISPOSAL COMPANY
June 21, 2004
Agency Broke Its Own Rules By Ignoring Violations
PARK SERVICE WANTS TO KNOW WHERE CELL TOWERS ARE LOCATED
June 15, 2004
Headquarters Creating an Inventory as Telecom Companies Target Parks
U.S. HISTORIC PRESERVATION AGENCY TO INVESTIGATE OLD FAITHFUL CELL PHONE TOWER
June 8, 2004
Yellowstone Park Ignores Findings of Violations
DEP GAVE PANAMA CITY DISPOSAL PERMIT TO SHELL OF COMPANY UNDER INDICTMENT
June 7, 2004
ompany’s Directors Convicted of Fraud in Alabama; Assets Subject to Forfeiture
UPPER MISSISSIPPI PROJECT RETURNS ONLY NICKEL ON THE DOLLAR
Both Barge Traffic and Congestion Continue to Drop as Senate Vote Nears
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
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