The latest attempt to strike down the Clean Water Rule would prevent protection of headwater streams and wetlands. This week, the U.S. House of Representatives took advantage of a rarely-used legislative process known as the […]
A highly anticipated rule that would enhance critical fish and wildlife habitat, improve the nation’s supply of drinking water and restore clarity to the federal Clean Water Act was finalized this morning, eliciting praise from […]
A landmark rule that would restore clarity to the federal Clean Water Act, safeguarding key U.S. waterways and wetlands and the fish and wildlife that depend on them, is under assault by members of the […]
Sportsmen warn Congress about dangers of derailing Clean Water Act protections for waterways and wildlife habitats. This week, the Senate could derail a federal rule that would restore some Clean Water Act protections for headwater […]
Trout Unlimited today announced its support for a new Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers draft rule outlining the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act. Provisions in the rule would restore protections to […]
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on February 28, that it is identifying options to protect the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, Alaska, from the potentially destructive impacts of the proposed […]
Arguing that the Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan “strips states of their traditional rights to make land use decisions,” the attorneys general of 21 states on Monday joined farm groups seeking to reverse a federal judge’s […]
Anglo American, the London-based company which owned a 50 percent share in the Pebble Mine project slated for Alaska’s Bristol Bay watershed, announced Monday it was pulling out of the venture. While Pebble Mine’s original […]
Implementation of the federal Clean Water Act – and the conservation of crucial water resources and wildlife habitat – should improve thanks to a report released today by the Environmental Protection Agency, which also submitted […]
Thirteen prominent sportsmen’s groups representing millions of hunters, anglers, conservationists, and resource managers nationwide today delivered a strongly worded letter to administration officials urging immediate action to clarify and restore Clean Water Act protections to […]
Anglers and hunters, who tend to be Republican and conservative voters, view conservation as important as gun rights. They express support and concern about a number of conservation issues including access to public lands, global […]
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership offered praise for votes today by both the Senate and House of Representatives that gave final passage to a new transportation bill that includes the RESTORE Act, a measure facilitating […]
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