Animas River Release: 143 Years in the Making

Animas River Release: 143 Years in the Making The Animas River release in Colorado highlights the damage caused by archaic hard rock mining laws that allow corporations to mine freely without any responsibility for clean-up. Read more shared from

Bipartisan Boot Camp Helps Congressional Staff Sharpen Oversight Skills Current Hill staffers honed investigative skills by working in bipartisan groups at the Congressional Oversight Boot Camp, as reported by National Journal. Read more Database Provides Transparency on Foreign Aid The Center for International Policy launched the Security Monitor Assistance Program, providing transparency on U.S. foreign and security aid. Read more Design for the Mission, Not the Gadgets: Interview with A-10 Designer Pierre Sprey With today’s out-of-control weapon procurement system, it is important to understand the conditions that allowed the A-10 to become the plane our troops rely upon today. Read more Animas River Release: 143 Years in the Making The Animas River release in Colorado highlights the damage caused by archaic hard rock mining laws that allow corporations to mine freely without any responsibility for clean-up. Read more Former CRS Researcher Calls for Public Access Concerns about making Congressional Research Service reports public are unfounded according to former CRS employee. Read more What Will Modernizing the Nuclear Weapons Complex Cost? A new report from the Government Accountability Office on the nuclear weapons complex reveals incomplete cost estimates for major projects, large fluctuations in the budget, inadequate funding for overdue maintenance, and poor data on critical facilities. Read more

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