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Statehouse Beat: Legislature continues to shut out public, press

More and more each session, the Republican legislative supermajority operates in an echo chamber where opinions that differ from their own are ignored or dismissed, and where the mainstream media

Statehouse Beat: Legislature continues to shut out public, press

More and more each session, the Republican legislative supermajority operates in an echo chamber where opinions that differ from their own are ignored or dismissed, and where the mainstream media

Senate Rejects Then Passes Controversial Legislative Auditors Bill - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Senate OKs bill letting legislative leaders control auditor | Legislative Session

The West Virginia Senate passed a bill, on Feb. 19, 2024, that would allow the Senate president and House of Delegates speaker to control the legislative auditor position. State agency reviews would have to come at the direction of those two legislative leaders under Senate Bill 687, whose lead sponsor is Senate Government Organization Committee Chair Jack Woodrum, R-Summers.

Statehouse Beat: Legislature moving WV forward into the past

“Moving us forward into the 18th century doesn’t seem to be a good thing to me.” — Delegate Mike Pushkin, D-Kanawha.

Threats to world's migratory animals greater than ever, says landmark UN report

A landmark report highlights the challenges facing migratory species, and their importance in being saved from extinction.

Protecting Canada's at-risk birds nests not enough: court

Canada's decision to protect nests instead of the critical habitat of 24 at-risk bird species — including the threatened B.C. marbled murrelet — was 'unreasonable,' ruled a federal court.

Canada failed to protect endangered birds, rules federal court - BC News

Canada failed to properly protect more than two dozen threatened or endangered migratory bird species across the country — including the marbled murrelet, a seabird that nests in the coastal old-growth forests of British Columbia — a federal justice has ruled.

Environmental groups celebrate court ruling as a win for at-risk birds in B.C. and beyond

Court case was launched against backdrop of old growth logging protests on Vancouver Island.

Protecting Canada's at-risk birds nests not enough: court