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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is currently reassessing the status of the American burying beetle on the endangered species list.

The DOE issued an order in mid-May that outlined new limits on an independent oversight board, which assesses safety concerns at nuclear facilities.

The US FWS issued a memo saying that it will roll back its decision to ban neonicotinoid pesticides and pesticide-resistant crops in national wildlife refuges.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross sent out a directive that stands in contrast to the scientific practices of how best to fight large wildfires.

The EPA has eliminated a long-standing air pollution policy, allowing major polluters to be reclassified under a less stringent category.

The USDA proposed a reorganization of their research agencies. The restructuring may have been used to pressure scientists to quit, to reduce the size of the scientific divisions.

EPA officials appear to be suppressing an important report on the risk of cancer from formaldehyde, a common chemical in many household products.

Wilbur Ross has added a question to the 2020 census asking if the respondent is a US citizen. The question is being added without going through normal testing procedures.

The Department of the Interior (DOI) dismissed evidence showing the benefits of preserving our national monuments.

Top officials at the Department of the Interior ordered the deputy director of the National Park Service to dismiss directive that promoted science-based decision-making as a guiding principle for national parks preservation.