Publication Items

Neither EPA nor the American public know very much about the possible health effects of tens of thousands of chemicals used in commerce and consumer products every day.

Reporters trying to cover fisheries issues may soon find decisions happening faster than they can cover them.

For the past decade, federal and state officials have put an immense amount of environmental information behind a veil of secrecy, justifying it on the grounds that the information could help terrorists. A look at the most comprehensive open-source terrorism database offers strong evidence that such fears are ill-founded.

Federal employee unions want lists of political appointees whose status has been transferred to career civil service positions at the end of the Bush administration.