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EPA Defers Factory Farm Water Pollution Rules until February 2009
Worker Safety, Environmental Violations and Data Falsification at Kentucky Facility
Julie MacDonald Scandal Symptomatic of Broad Pattern of Mendacity
State Claims “Executive Privilege” to Shield Meeting Logs; Petition Filed
SAN FRANCISCO— The Bush administration today refused to extend the protections of the Endangered Species Act to the rare Sand Mountain blue butterfly, despite the fact that it has steadily declined in numbers and its habitat is rapidly being destroyed. Conservation organizations vowed to continue to fight for federal protection of the butterfly, whose unique…
Environmental Prosecutions at Risk from Loss of Original Documents and Cost
“Sovereign Immunity” Claim Voids Pollution Report Shields for EPA Specialists
Inspector General Reports and Workplace Survey Show Imploding Interior Morale
Jurisdiction and Subpoena Limits Hamstring Questionable Special Counsel Gambit
Latest Numbers Show Fewer New Cases but More Fines than Historic Lows in 2005
Agency Rejects Petition for Controls on North Slope and Extends Ruling Nationally
Acre-for-Acre, Refuges Get 17 Cents for Every Dollar Spent on National Parks
Down-Listing Comes Despite Record Number of Manatee Fatalities in 2006
Record Low Force Levels and Record High Assaults; Chief Chambers’ Bid to Return Goes to Federal Court
Any Scientific Statements “of Official Interest” Must be Pre-Approved
Federal Probe Targets Agent Leaks, Monitoring Failures & Environmental Violations
New Director Pledges Review of Alternatives and No Waiver of Management Policies
Key Wildlife Protections Weakened by a Series of Administrative Redefinitions
New Corzine Initiatives Will Worsen Already Large State Environmental Deficits