Whelden responds to alleged EIS data omissions

Responding to allegations of data omissions in the U.S. military’s impact documents, the Marine Corp Forces Pacific said they would be evaluating public comments and doing additional analysis where necessary on impacts from proposed live-fire training on Pagan and Tinian....
Posted On Jul 30 2015 06:01
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EPA urged to revisit stringent job requirements for CUC

Citing the CNMI’s financial unattractiveness, now may be a good time for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to revisit stringent job requirements for the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s top positions, according to a CUC letter to the regulatory agency. The letter to EPA,...
Posted On Jul 23 2015 14:15
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EPA wants Navy commitment to dive surveys on health of marine life

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants the U.S. Navy to commit to annual dive surveys on the health of marine life around Farallon De Medinilla, as the Navy eyes a three-fold increase to explosive ordnance used on the island, a routine bombing area leased to the U.S....
Posted On Jul 07 2015 06:06
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EPA reviewing CUC’s management report, draft master plan

A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency inspector stressed their concerns to the Commonwealth Utility Corp. board over how vacant senior management positions might affect execution of the court-stipulated order projects that EPA oversees. Speaking though teleconference, Tinger...
Posted On Jul 06 2015 14:37
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