"Green Groups Sue Over Expanded Gulf Drilling"
"Green groups are suing the Trump administration over its decision to expand drilling in the Gulf of Mexico."
Source: The Hill, 07/19/2018
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Interior Watchdog Launches Investigation Into Zinke On Real Estate Deal
"The Interior Department's Inspector General (IG) is investigating a real estate deal involving Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and the chairman of a leading oil services company, the IG office confirmed to the Hill Wednesday."
Source: The Hill, 07/19/2018
"EPA:'Night And Day' As Wheeler Opens Doors To Press"
"Scott Pruitt got a reputation for stonewalling the press, but his successor is taking a new approach."
Source: Greenwire, 07/19/2018
"U.S. Court Blocks EPA Decision Not To Enforce 'Glider Truck' Limits"
"A federal appeals court on Wednesday temporarily blocked a decision by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that would have lifted strict limits on the number of remanufactured heavy duty vehicles known as “glider trucks” that could be sold."
Source: Reuters, 07/19/2018
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SEJ, Other Groups, Object to US Geological Survey Interview Curbs
The Society of Environmental Journalists and 10 other journalism groups have written Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke (pictured, left) urging him not to interpose political appointees between reporters and the scientists they need to interview. Text here.
"Supersonic Jets For The Ultra Rich Could Be A Climate Change Disaster"
"Fifteen years after the last Concorde flew, a new fleet of up to 2,000 supersonic business jets is in the works to ferry wealthy travelers around the world. The planes are expected to hit the runway in the next decade, but the climate change alarms are already going off."
Source: HuffPost, 07/18/2018
"Deadly Bat Syndrome Confirmed In Black Hills"
"A deadly bat disease has been confirmed in South Dakota for the first time."
Source: Rapid City Journal, 07/18/2018
Almost Every Part Of Canada's Largest National Park Deteriorating: Study
"An exhaustive federal study of Canada's largest national park concludes almost every aspect of its environment is deteriorating."
Source: Canadian Press, 07/18/2018
