Derrick Z. Jackson October 17, 2024 Wetland Protections Remain Bogged Down in Mystery Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
Lance Cheung/USDA January 22, 2024 An Opportunity to Reduce Water Pollution from Slaughterhouses Stacy Woods Research Director
NPS January 3, 2024 The Supreme Court Ruled Against Wetlands in 2023. We Can Still Save Them. Stacy Woods Research Director
Lynn Betts/USDA NRCS December 12, 2023 Ask a Scientist: Fighting Big Ag Pollution with Maps and Math Elliott Negin Former Contributor
Rachel C/Unsplash June 6, 2023 Bridge to Troubled Waters: US Supreme Court Guts Wetlands Protections Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
USFWS/Flickr January 27, 2020 America’s Wetlands: Vital, Ignored, and Now Defined Away by the Trump Administration Genna Reed Former Director of Policy Analysis
PeakPX January 24, 2020 EPA’s New Water Rule a Mockery of Science and the Clean Water Act Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
April 4, 2018 Five (More) Pruitt Scandals That You Should Know About, But Probably Don’t Josh Goldman Former Contributor
August 29, 2017 Halting a National Academy of Sciences Study Is Unacceptable Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
July 6, 2017 Congress Is Trying to Give the Trump Administration a Short Cut to Ignore Public Input and Science: It Shouldn’t Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Photo: James Gathany, CDC May 9, 2017 5 Reasons Why the Regulatory Accountability Act is Bad for Science Yogin Kothari Former Contributor
Photo: Marine Jaouen/CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, Flickr March 3, 2017 President Trump’s Opening Salvos on Clean Water—and Other Public Health Safeguards Kathleen Rest Former Executive Director
April 1, 2012 EPA, Cleveland to Set Cuyahoga River on Fire to Celebrate Clean Water Act Michael Halpern Former Contributor
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