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Can the EPA be nullified? Oklahoma is leading the charge
Oklahoma legislators have turned to nullification pursuant under the Ninth and Tenth Amendments of the United States Constitution in an attempt to fight back against the EPA’s unconstitutional rule...
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Obama Administration Overrides Congress By Giving Wyoming Town Over To Indian...
President Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently overrode Congress by declaring a Wyoming town called Riverton a part of the Wind River Indian Reservation. The EPA made the decision...
View ArticleEPA Accused Of Impeding Independent Investigations
Washington- The EPA has been accused by the inspector general’s office of thwarting investigation into allegations of misconduct and functioning as a “rogue law enforcement agency” according to...
View ArticleEPA Manager to Employees: Quit Defecating in the Hallway
According to the trade magazine Government Executive, which is distributed to senior government managers at the state, federal, and local level, personnel at the Environmental Protection Agency have...
View ArticleEPA’s New Property Grab, Private Water
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is requesting a redefinition of the bodies of water that are under their jurisdiction for regulating pollution. The Clean Water Act, originally passed in 1972,...
View ArticleNew EPA rules could be ‘most expensive’ set of regulations
President Obama has unveiled a series of new regulations for the EPA aimed at cutting levels of smog, especially the types of pollution which have been linked to inducing lung damage, asthma, and other...
View ArticleObama Administration Launches New Strategy to Combat Declining Bee Population
On May 19th, the federal Pollinator Health Task Force released a new plan to reverse the rapidly declining honeybee and monarch butterfly populations. The “National Strategy to Promote the Health of...
View ArticleEPA Will Study Effect of Glyphosate on Endangered Species
As part of a settlement with the Center for Biological Diversity, the Environmental Protection Agency will be forced to study the impacts of the two most commonly used herbicides on endangered plants...
View ArticleCongressman: EPA Sexual Predator ‘Fed A Steady Diet Of Interns’
By Michael Bastasch Utah Republican Rep. Jason Chaffetz had some harsh words for EPA Chief Administrator Gina McCarthy during a hearing Wednesday regarding the agency’s handling of an employee who...
View ArticleFederal Court Blocks Obama’s EPA Rule Nationwide
WASHINGTON, October 9, 2015– On Friday, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit based in Cincinnati issued a nationwide stay blocking the Obama administration’s highly controversial...
View ArticleMonsanto Facing Wave of Lawsuits After WHO Cancer Study
Monsanto Company, one of the world’s leading Agri-chemical companies, has had a difficult year regarding public relations. Not only has Monsanto been the focus of two studies by the World Health...
View ArticleUSDA Approves New Monsanto Corn
Last Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved a new genetically modified type of corn produced by Monsanto Company. The announcement comes from the USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection...
View ArticleEPA Proposes Ban on Common Pesticide
Last Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new proposal which would ban the use of chlorpyrifos on citrus fruits, almonds and other crops. Chlorpyrifos is a common insecticide...
View ArticleEPA Reverses Approval of Controversial Herbicide
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency decided to reverse their approval of Dow Chemical’s Enlist Duo which contains the herbicides 2,4-D and glyphosate. The EPA told the United States Court of...
View ArticleAudit: EPA Engaged in ‘Covert Propaganda’ with Social Media Push for Water Rule
An investigation by the Government Accountability Office found that the Environmental Protection Agency violated federal law by engaging in “covert propaganda” when it used social media to encourage...
View ArticleEPA Assessment Finds Mixed Results on Neonicotinoid Pesticides
The Environmental Protection Agency has found that the controversial class of pesticides known as neonicotinoids harm honeybees when used on cotton and citrus, but not on other crops like corn, berries...
View ArticleEPA Pays Disruptive Employee To Stay Home For Nearly 2 Years
By Luke Rosiak – Federal managers are using illegal secret settlements that pay disruptive, incompetent or dangerous employees not to work for months on end before quitting on an agreed-upon date as an...
View ArticleRegional EPA Chief Resigns Over Flint Water Crisis
By Andrew Follett – Susan Hedman, the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) regional administrator responsible for Michigan, resigned Thursday night amid charges she suppressed information showing...
View ArticleIs the EPA Stacking Its Science Panels With Friendly Faces?
By Michael Bastasch – Republican lawmakers are worried the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is compromising the integrity of its science advisory panels by appointing people who benefit from...
View ArticleCongress: Top EPA Official Racked Up Huge CO2 Footprint Pushing Global...
By Michael Bastasch – House investigators want to know how much carbon dioxide a top Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official spewed into the atmosphere while traveling the country promoting...
View ArticleUN Report Warns of Low Numbers of Bees and Pollinators
Last Friday, a new examination of several studies on the decline of pollinators was approved by a congress of 124 nations meeting in Kuala Lumpur. The report was conducted by a team of scientists from...
View ArticleShocking New Details Revealed In EPA’s Failure To Stop Flint From Drinking...
By Michael Bastasch – Environmental Protection Agency officials apparently weren’t willing to “go out on a limb” for Flint, Mich., as it became apparent the city’s water supply had been contaminated...
View ArticleNavajo Prez Says Suicides Spiked After EPA’s Gold King Mine Disaster
By Ethan Barton – Navajo suicides have allegedly spiked since the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) caused three million gallons of toxic waste from the Gold King Mine to spill into the native...
View ArticleTrump Continues Practice of Nominating Industry Insiders
In early March, President Donald Trump nominated Peter C. Wright to be the assistant administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Land and Emergency Management (OLEM). The...
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