Closure of 6 federal libraries angers scientists

The EPA story seems to be getting some traction, this time it’s The LA Times. Officials say the cutbacks have been driven by tight budgets, declining patronage and rising demand for online services. And they say leaner operations will improve efficiency while maintaining essential functions. “We are trying to improve access and … do more with a little less money,” said Linda Travers, acting assistant administrator for the EPA’s office of environmental information.