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July 23, 2009Judge Rejects Industry Legal Filings in Toxics Right-To-Know Case Household cleaner giants violated court procedure, case postponed until October
July 22, 2009Community Groups Welcome AG’s Offer to Mediate Chevron Expansion Dispute Groups "ready, willing, and able to join Jerry Brown in settlement talks"
July 22, 2009U.S. EPA Considering Impact of Hazardous Waste on Disadvantaged Communities Rule deregulated 1.5 million tons of toxic waste
July 20, 2009Chevron Appeals Refinery Expansion Decision Richmond CA residents demand enforceable commitment to reduce pollution and health impacts
July 16, 2009Obama Administration Cancels Bush-Era Plan to Clearcut Oregon Forests Salmon, clean water, and old-growth forests big winners
July 15, 2009Groups Challenge Montana National Monument Plan Offroad vehicles, backcountry airstrips targeted
July 13, 2009EPA Takes First Step In Closing Mining Cleanup Loophole Move comes as pollution from mining operations comes under increased scrutiny
July 10, 2009Court Rejects Bush Administration Air Pollution Waivers Case aimed at reducing smog in America’s most polluted communities
July 10, 2009Appeals Court Rules in Case Challenging Elk Feed Grounds Phasing out annual winter feedings needed to protect elk, other wildlife
July 9, 2009Environmentalists Signal Support for Sotomayor Millions of members represented by 60 groups favoring High Court nominee
July 8, 2009Ad Campaign Asks President Obama to Keep Promise to Protect Roadless Forests www.roadlessnow.org site features slideshow, action opportunity
July 7, 2009Federal Court Clears Way for Clean Air EPA designations of counties not attaining fine particle pollution standard stand
July 7, 2009Coal-Friendly Bush Energy Corridor Plan Challenged Transmission lines and towers should bring wind, solar energy to consumers
July 6, 2009Groups Call for Limits on Air Pollution from Washington Coal Plant Washington’s largest source of global warming, haze and mercury pollution targeted
July 2, 2009Conservation Groups Welcome EPA Decision to Regulate Some Emissions from US-Flagged Ocean-Going Ships Urge EPA to move forward quickly on regulations for GHGs and PM, and to ensure that standards also protect the American Arctic
July 2, 2009Chevron Refinery Expansion at Richmond, CA Halted Community and public health groups challenged project that would increase pollution
July 1, 2009EPA: Kansas Coal Plant Needs New Permit Federal agency agrees with Earthjustice, Sierra Club request
July 1, 2009Bush-Era Rules Abandoning Wildlife Protections Rejected by Federal Court, Again Conservation groups hail victory for wildlife and public participation
June 30, 2009How Many Presidents Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb? Obama announces new efficiency standards that save energy and money
June 30, 2009Environmental Justice Advocates Testify: Repeal Bush-Era Hazardous Waste Loophole Rule deregulates 1.5 million tons of toxic waste, puts low-income and communities of color at increased risk
June 30, 2009Family Farmers Challenge State and Corporate Feedlot Operation Over Water Huge industrial feedlot threatens groundwater
June 30, 2009EPA Grants California Request to Regulate Global Warming Pollution The announcement sets the stage for a return to a “traditional interpretation” of the Clean Air Act
June 30, 2009Shell Oil Proposes New Arctic Ocean Drilling Plan Court order stops prior drilling effort
June 29, 2009EPA Recognizes Toxic Threat, Releases Location of 44 High Hazard Coal Ash Dumps Taking swift action, agency makes public highly toxic sites that threaten public health
June 26, 2009UNESCO to Investigate Threats to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park on U.S.-Canadian Border Proposed coal mine in BC’s Flathead River Valley triggers World Heritage investigation