BLM Tries to Remove a Congressional Tool for Protecting Lands
A Congressional move to stop uranium mining around the Grand Canyon has led the BLM to propose removing the rules that allowed the Congressional action.
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Where's Canada's Energy Policy?
Energy issues and policy north of the US border are heating up in intriguing ways, with potentially significant effects throughout North America.
6-Year Study of Western Parks Contamination Due Soon
The results of a 6-year study of more than 150 contaminants in representative western US national parks are expected to be released shortly.
Greenwashing Claims are Pervasive
In the past year or so, all things "green" have become a hot fad. Sorting through green claims remains a difficult task.
Studies Zoom in on Mississippi River Basin and Gulf Polluters
Two new studies have shed light on some of the primary culprits in the degradation of the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River.
Earth Portal Is a Source For Science-Based Environmental Info
A wide variety of environmental news, opinions, and technical information is available at Earth Portal. The site provides information that you may not readily encounter via your usual sources, along with links to selected information published by others.
Ozone Forecasts Can Help Reduce Health Problems
As of Oct. 2, 2007, NOAA and EPA are making daily local forecasts of ground level ozone for the entire contiguous U.S. The latest upgrade adds forecast information for 11 Western states, and improves forecasting for 6 others.
FHWA Says Digital Billboards Can Be Acceptable
You may have thought that the billboard wars were largely over, after the efforts of Lady Bird Johnson, the passage of the Highway Beautification Act of 1965, and the subsequent adoption of regulations by states and local communities.
Three National Academies Reports Coming in October
Three reports being released by the National Academies' National Research Council have strong environmental links. Reports concern water, biofuels and ongoing conflicts between national security and the open flow of scientific information.
U.S. Army Has Major Expansion Plans in 12 States
The US Army's plans to expand operations at 17 facilities in 12 states over the next six years to accommodate up to about 75,000 troops and support personnel will have major environmental impacts.
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