WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 13 Op-Ed SPEED-READING AT INTERIOR In its closing months, the Bush administration is pulling out all the stops in its eight-year effort to undermine the Endangered Species Act.
There will be more meetings at Interior that are outside instead of inside, if I have anything to do with it.
In the 1990s, the research functions of several offices at Interior were consolidated to form the National Biological Survey and later transferred to Interior's U.S. Geological Survey.
She has spent much of her professional life challenging the mission of some managers at Interior.
He was only 17, but was already a dab hand at interior decorating.
In addition, the chart misstated David L. Bernhardt's position at Interior.
Few things reveal what a change in power means so much as when someone new takes over at Interior.
Nowhere is Mr. Bush's strategy clearer than at Interior, the agency most responsible for protecting the country's natural resources.
As the solicitor at Interior in the first Bush administration, Mr. Sansonetti helped negotiate the Exxon Valdez oil-spill settlement.
And inspections and enforcement for onshore and offshore oil and gas drilling "could be compromised" because of cutbacks at Interior, he said.
In Washington, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced that he was dividing the troubled Minerals Management Service into three offices reporting to two different senior managers at Interior.
