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Week 64: Scott Pruitt, (Almost) Everybody Is On to You
Trumps stands behind his man as the EPA chief lies about raises, breaks ethics rules, and steals taxpayers’ money. Mr. Administrator, Your Pants Are on Fire We…
White House | |Rick Scott brings abysmal environmental record to Senate race in Florida
Washington – Ahead of an expected announcement by Gov. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) that he will challenge incumbent U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) in the 2018 election…
Press Releases | |Week 63: Scott Pruitt Even Sleeps Unethically
While Pruitt’s ethical lapses threaten to destroy the EPA, he rolls back clean car standards and panders to oil refiners. Just Like a Bunch of Used-Car Salesme…
White House | |This Week: More Reasons to Fire Scott Pruitt
This week, we have even more reasons to fire Scott Pruitt. Plus, new reports add to our understanding of the dangers of offshore drilling. Scott Pruitt’s Dirty…
Updates | |Week 62: Ryan Zinke Thinks You Can’t Enjoy the Outdoors Without an Internal Combustion Engine
Zinke’s council of ATV manufacturers, EPA’s giveaway to carbon black producers, and money for something that sounds an awful lot like climate change. Made in (…
White House | |Week 61: Zinke Loves Drilling Anywhere but in His Own State
The Interior secretary lines up drills just outside Bears Ears; Pruitt tries to wipe out decades of research and refuses to explain his soundproof booth. At Le…
White House | |Week 60: Trump Finds a Way to Make Tillerson Look Good. And Pompeo Is His Name-o.
State gets a climate denial upgrade, judge orders Pruitt to move on smog, and oil companies write their own offshore drilling rules. Stalling on Smog A federal…
White House | |Week 59: Trump Called Elephant Hunting a Horror Show. Now He Wants a Front-Row Seat.
EPA’s science board isn’t meeting, Trump backtracks on trophy hunting, and Interior says only oil can save our national parks. See No Science, Hear No Science …
White House | |Major Environmental Groups Endorse Sen. Sherrod Brown for Re-Election
The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) Action Fund and the NRDC Action Fund, two leading national environmental groups, announced today their endorsements of …
Press Releases | |Week 58: Trump Maybe Admits Obama’s Regulations Were Good for the Economy
Plus the Koch brothers reveal themselves, and Rick Perry is negotiating our nuclear agreements? Really? Shhhh. Regulations Are Good for the Economy. The Office…
White House | |Ad campaign calls out House members for Arctic Refuge vote
The NRDC Action Fund today launched a six-figure ad campaign naming four Republican members of Congress who voted in December to open the Arctic National Wildl…
Press Releases | |Week 57: Judge Tells Pruitt to Stop with the Formaldehyde Already
Pruitt is in trouble over toxic chemicals and travel, Rick Perry gets it wrong on whistle-blowers, and Ryan Zinke is driving scientists out of Interior. Safety…
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