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Daily Archives: September 30, 2008
Inspectors General Reform Act strengthens federal agency watchdogs
The Inspectors General Reform Act of 2008, passed unanimously by Congress last week, will give federal scientists a safe place to report political interference, on independent Web sites set up to receive anonymous reports about misconduct at federal agencies.
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Sierra: On staffing to restore integrity to the environmental and public lands agencies
“Profiles in Courage,” an article in the September/October issue of Sierra, the magazine of the Sierra Club, says “When it comes time to staff the environmental agencies, the next president could do worse than pick from those who stood up … Continue reading
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