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Malibu School Toxic PCB Clean-Up Still a Mess
Students and Teachers Still in Rooms Contaminated Well Above Legal Limits
Lawsuit to Restore E-Bikes Ban in National Parks
New E-Bikes Order Springs from Industry Lobbying and Violates Laws
Fertilizers Spread Forever Chemicals Across U.S.
Biosolids Carry High PFAS Content; Often Produced at Taxpayer Expense
Local Groups Sue National Park Service over E-Bike Rules
House Aides to Grill EPA Official About Formaldehyde Review
E-Bikes in National Parks Challenged
Dark Waters and the Threat of PFAS Chemicals
We aren’t usually in the movie promotion business, but we did want to tell you about the movie Dark Waters and how it relates to our work at PEER. Dark Waters is a recently released movie based on a...
PEERMail: Civil Service Crucible
The House impeachment hearings showcased our federal civil service as a true national asset. Conscientious, knowledgeable, and highly professional, the witnesses exhibited the best qualities of...
WOTUS Redefinition: New York
Impact of proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) redefinition on wetlands and waters in New York: a case study
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