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WOTUS Redefinition: New York
Impact of proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) redefinition on wetlands and waters in New York: a case study
WOTUS Redefinition: New York
Impact of proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) redefinition on wetlands and waters in New York: a case study
EPA Weaponizing Water
Last week, EPA's Inspector General slammed the agency for repeatedly looking the other way when public water systems don't inform their customers of violations that could jeopardize their health. The IG found that EPA does a poor job of oversight and of warning the...
WOTUS Redefinition: South Dakota
Impact of Proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) Redefinition on Wetlands and Waters in South Dakota
South Dakota Ground Zero for Trump Water Rollbacks
State’s Drinking Water, Flood Control, and Wildlife Habitat at High Risk
Arid New Mexico To Get Much Drier Under Trump Plan
Virtually All Rivers and Streams, Many Wetlands to Lose Legal Protection
WOTUS Redefinition: New Mexico
Impact of Proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) Redefinition on Wetlands and Waters in New Mexico
PEERMail: A Growing Water Crisis
As two PEER staffers, we are here to let you know some of the water issues we are working on and why we are continuing to fight every day against the disastrous ideology that the government should go soft on polluters. EPA’s embrace of this ideology is laying the...
Water Rustling from Death Valley Charged
Call for Investigation of Allegedly Illegal Diversion of Park Water for a Mine
Coastal Barrier Islands under Surprise Attack in House
Budget Amendment Allows Stripping Islands for Beach “Renourishment”
EPA’s Hypocritical Drinking Water Proposal
Proposed Budget Cuts Threaten Nation’s Drinking Water Quality
