Alaska mine developers plan to fight EPA’s crippling restrictions
By M.D. Kittle | Watchdog.org While the Environmental Protection Agency appears to be backing off its push to pre-emptively kill...
Month: July 2014
Alaska mine developers plan to fight EPA’s crippling restrictions
By M.D. Kittle | Watchdog.org While the Environmental Protection Agency appears to be backing off its push to pre-emptively kill...
Open data pioneer: ‘I didn’t ask Congress, I just did it’
WITH LIBERTY AND DATA FOR ALL: Open data guru Waldo Jaquith is helping lead a revolution in government accountability. By...
Berkeley moves against farmworkers’ campaign on behalf of UFW
By Katy Grimes| FlashReport.org On the heels of the California Agricultural Labor Relations Board refusing to count thousands of ballots...
Fastest Growing Fraud
It looks like identity theft fraudsters are at it again. As if “true-name” or traditional identity theft is not bad...
Whoops: Ryan Taylor Didn't Know Saltwater Pipeline That Leaked Already Had Flow Meter And Pressure Cut Offs
Ryan Taylor seems to have made a pretty big gaffe in his quest to become North Dakota's next Commissioner of...
Forum Communications Finally Gets Around To Covering Fargo Juice Ordinance
Last week I wrote a post here on SAB, and a story over at Watchdog.org, about the City of Fargo...
Dickinson Press Oil Impacts Survey Is Irresponsible Journalism
A while back I saw that the Dickinson Press newspaper was asking readers to vote in an online survey about...
Doug Goehring: Sound Bites Versus Smart Regulation
Often what sounds good, is often anything but easy. Such is the case of Ryan Taylor’s recent column. His folksy,...
Snake handler can’t charm fearful neighbors, who shut down his business
By Paul Brennan | Iowa Watchdog AMES, Iowa — The door to the small room at the back of Kyle...
