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EPA’s Lax Methane Stance Decried
January 25, 2022
EPA’s 100-Year Standard for Methane Minimizes Climate Change Impact
Pollution Prosecution Plunge Continues under Biden
January 24, 2022
EPA Criminal Referrals, Prosecutions, and Convictions Not Rebounding
Park Service Masks Cuts in Sea Turtle Recovery
January 18, 2022
Deceptive Press Release Omits Mentions of Rollbacks and Restrictions
Biden’s Scientific Integrity Task Force Not Up to the Task
January 12, 2022
Overdue Report Admits Systemic Problems but Lacks Any Specific Remedies
EPA Tunes Out Industry’s Chemical Safety Alarms
January 5, 2022
Lawsuit to Excavate 1,200+ Buried Industry Chemical Hazard Reports
Expertise Gaps Plague EPA Chemical Assessments
December 23, 2021
EPA Lacks Plan to Fill or Retain Critical Scientific Specialist Positions
EPA Hid Cancer Danger of “Green” Chemical It Promotes
December 22, 2021
Auto Workers and Consumers Exposed without Any Health Warnings
EPA Sued Over Refusal to Regulate Corrosive 9/11 Dust
December 21, 2021
Suit Seeks Redress for 9/11 First Responders Suffering Respiratory Injuries
BLM Fires Migratory Bird Whistleblower on Second Try
November 29, 2021
Case Is Early Litmus Test of Whether Hidebound BLM Will Be Reformed
Radioactive Buildings Dynamited Near L.A.
November 15, 2021
State Permits Santa Susana Demolition Without Controls on Dust Plumes
Park Service Shelved Employee Harassment Review
Elaborate Employee Outreach Effort Completed in 2018 but Not Distributed
EPA Employees Pan State of Scientific Integrity
November 2, 2021
Many in New Survey Report Misconduct, Retaliation, and Feelings of Futility
EPA’s Pesticides Office Labeled as a Failure
October 26, 2021
Groups Push Array of Immediate Reforms
EPA’s PFAS Action Plan A Dud
October 18, 2021
Response Too Weak and Limited to Protect Public Health
California May Have Second Most PFAS Sites of Any State
EPA Identifies 120,000 Potential PFAS Sites in U.S. – Far More Than Ever
EPA Identifies More Than 120,000 Potential PFAS Sites in U.S.
Limited Reporting and Growing Corporate Secrecy Blur Clearer Picture
Colorado May Have the Most PFAS Sites of Any State
EPA Identifies Around 120,000 Potential PFAS Sites in U.S. – Far More Than Ever
FAA Off Course on National Park Air Tour Plans
October 12, 2021
No Environmental or Noise Assessments Inform Draft Management Plans
HUD Resists Public Housing Radon Safeguards
September 30, 2021
Groups Push for Radon Testing and Reduction Strategy After IG Findings
EPA Science Integrity Program Is Beacon of False Hope
September 28, 2021
No Findings of Political Interference under Trump; Most Complaints Ignored
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