Kiara Eisner

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54 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 6d ago

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Forty-one facilities across Hawaii, Alaska, and New York City were among the locations added to the list of places that wouldn't be shuttered because of their quote critical importance.
The news came after months of lobbying and advocacy from scientists, lawmakers, and defenders of public lands.
Some scientists were relieved their research could continue.
Other staff believed the months of dispute and review were an enormous waste of time and that the facilities should never have been endangered in the first place.
On Thursday, the Forest Service announced it had finished its review of which research stations it would close.
Forty-one facilities across Hawaii, Alaska, and New York City were among the locations added to the list of places that wouldn't be shuttered because of their quote critical importance.
The news came after months of lobbying and advocacy from scientists, lawmakers, and defenders of public lands.
Some scientists were relieved their research could continue.
Other staff believed the months of dispute and review were an enormous waste of time and that the facilities should never have been endangered in the first place.
For many federal workers, this summer has been one of chaotic relocations.
Some USDA workers were told to move into a building by August that was treated for bedbugs in May.
But as of late July, officials hadn't said it was all clear yet.
The new building for employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
didn't have working Wi-Fi for weeks.
Trump-appointed heads of these agencies say these moves were supposed to save money.
But some employees are moving out of buildings that the government is still paying millions for.
And two lawsuits say the moves haven't been authorized by Congress and violate federal law.
Kiara Eisner, NPR News.
For many federal workers, this summer has been one of chaotic relocations.
Some USDA workers were told to move into a building by August that was treated for bedbugs in May.
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