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NOAA Balks at Steps to Save Remaining Right Whales
Scientists Ignored as Agency Delays Entanglement and Ship Strike Relief
Massachusetts Concedes Aerial Spraying Largely Ineffective
Half of Spray Events Kill Zero Mosquitos; No Proof of Disease Reduction
Pendley BLM Nomination Means He Must Step Down
Federal Vacancies Law Forbids Nominees to Serve as “Acting Officer”
Pendley’s Own Words Disqualify Him from Leading the BLM
Northern Right Whales Are on the Brink, and Trump Could Be Their Last Hope
Confirmation would add little to Pendley’s job description
PEER Statement on Uplisting of North Atlantic Right Whales
The IUCN has uplisted the North Atlantic right whales from endangered to critically endangered which means is it “facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild.”
How GAO Is Helping Shine A Light on My Former Federal Agency
Former DOE scientist Bill Dam reveals groundwater contamination coming from several former uranium mills in Wyoming, endangering two Native American tribes.
BLOG: Reforming Whistleblower Protection Laws
In light of the dangerous pattern of retaliation by the Trump Administration against those who report wrongdoing, it is more important than ever to preserve and reform federal whistleblower protections.
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