Press Releases

Conservationists challenge work to haul L.A.’s trash to dump near Joshua Tree NP

Washington, DC – The National Park Service (NPS) has forbidden staff from privately publishing material on any work-related topic without approval from the agency, according to a directive released today by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER).Today PEER sent a letter to NPS Director Fran Mainella requesting retraction of the order and removal of the…

Lone Environmental Analyst Pressured to Overlook Violations

State Regulators Ignored Staff Findings to Approve Water Use

Forbidden From Finding Fault with Multinational Bank Loans

TCEQ Misled Public, Admitted it Lacks Evidence Dogs Cause Contamination

Rebuked EPA Weighs Enforcement Against Companies Using Credits

BLM’s NECO Plan Reduces Conservation, Harms Desert Tortoise, Biodiversity and Wilderness

First Major State to Free Public Agency Attorneys to Reveal Confidential Information

Forest Service Violence More Than Doubled in 2001

Embattled School President in Center of Controversy

Prairie Dog Committee to Weigh In On Lubbock Eradication Plan

Independent Study Creates a New Roadblock to MBTA Rail Route

Report Details 10-Year Pattern of Distorted Data and Deceptive Documentation

Federal Appraisers Blow the Whistle on Utah Land Deal

VANR Permit Ignored Staff Findings of “Habitat Write-off”

Environmental Compliance Officer Reported PCB Contamination At Cutler

Conservative Pundit Recycles Lynx Myth

Federal Minerals Expert Criticizes Proposed Utah Land Exchange

TNRCC Flip-Flops About Plans to Exterminate Lubbock Critters