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Down to Earth is an audio podcast about the news, events and personalities of Earthjustice. Attorneys, clients, scientific experts and other guests give in-depth interviews on Earthjustice's work.

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Down to Earth: Tim Preso on the Crown of the Continent
Over the past decade, Earthjustice Attorney Tim Preso has spearheaded Earthjustice's work to protect the wild, relatively untouched area known as the Crown of the Continent. Tim talks about the ongoing work to protect the 10 million acre ecosystem that stretches from Northern Montana into Canada.
Down to Earth: Q&A with Conservation Activist Gene Sentz
Gene Sentz has been working to protect and preserve the Rocky Mountain Front for more than three decades. Listen to an audio interview with Gene.
Down to Earth: Climate Change in Glacier National Park
Over the past 15 years, Dan Fagre has worked to understand how climate change will affect mountain ecosystems such as Glacier National Park, the cornerstone of the Crown of the Continent ecosystem and a major focus of Earthjustice's litigation. Scientists like Fagre predict that, due to rising temperatures, Glacier National Park will be glacier free by 2020. Listen to an audio interview with Dan.
Down to Earth: Hawai`i Water
In an audio interview, Earthjustice attorneys Kapua Sproat and Isaac Moriwake discuss the decades-long battle over water rights' issues in Hawaiʻi and how they're working with the Hawaiian community to take back what's legally considered a public resource.
Restoring Stream Flow in Hawai`i
Explore video timelines to learn about how Earthjustice is working with Hawaiian communities to protect the public's right to flowing streams.
Down to Earth: Victory at Spruce No. 1 Mine
The EPA's decision to veto the water pollution permit for the Spruce No. 1 Mine project in West Virginia was historic and significant. Listen to how our partners in Appalachia will be impacted, and their thoughts on the mischaracterizations about this decision from politicians and coal industry lobbyists.
Telebriefing: Overview of the Year Ahead (2011) for Earthjustice

In 2010, Earthjustice worked overtime preserving our natural heritage, promoting a clean energy future and protecting human health. We were an integral part of cases that reached a settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to update air pollution rules; forced household cleaner giants to reveal chemical ingredients; reinstated protections for gray wolves; and forced a timeout on Arctic drilling. In 2011, we expect more of the same: court victories and administrative rulings in response to our challenges and lawsuits. Earthjustice Vice President for Litigation Patti Goldman gave us an overview of the year ahead and took your questions and comments about our work.

Down to Earth: Interview with Rodolfo Montiel Flores

When a large timber company began destroying the forest and the ecosystem that Rodolfo Montiel Flores and other farming families relied on for food and their livelihood, he joined with their community to try and save the forest and their livelihood. Enduring torture and imprisonment at the hands of the government, Flores brought his case before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

Down to Earth: Keeping Lake Tahoe Blue
In this episode of Down to Earth, Earthjustice staffer Jessica Knoblauch talks with Michael Donahoe, the former conservation co-chair of the Tahoe Area Sierra Club. Earthjustice partnered with the Sierra Club to score a recent court victory that will greatly affect current and future development along Tahoe's lakeshore.
Clearing the Air: Q&A with Earthjustice Attorney Jim Pew
Earthjustice litigation recently closed a gaping air pollution loophole known as the startup, shutdown, and malfunction exemption, which allowed industrial facilities to blanket nearby communities with toxic air pollution, all without warning or accountability.
The Impact of Election 2010 Phone Teleconference, November 2010
Earthjustice Vice President for Policy and Legislation Marty Hayden explain how the 2010 election results impact Earthjustice's core issues.
Offshore Drilling Telebriefing, June 2010
Buck Parker and Patti Goldman brief donors on Earthjustice's response to the Gulf spill and how the spill impacts the Arctic.
Green Cleaning Parties on The Green Air Minute
Earthjustice's household cleaners lawsuit and green cleaning parties were covered by Green Air radio.
Let The Sunshine In!
Studies have linked chemicals commonly found in household cleaners to health problems like asthma and reproductive abnormalities. We believe that people deserve to know whether the products they use to wash their dishes, launder their clothes, and clean their homes contain these chemicals.
Wolf Telebriefing 4/10
March Climate Call 2010
Janette Brimmer on Pesticide Drift
This interview with Janette Brimmer on Earthjustice's petition asking EPA to protect children in agricultural areas from pesticide drift was broadcast on nearly 500 radio stations nationwide.
Telebriefing - 2010: The Year Ahead
In 2009, Earthjustice was once again a leader in moving utilities and regulators away from coal. We represented the group of Montana advocates and stopped the Highwood Plant near Great Falls. And an Earthjustice challenge to a new coal-fired power plant i
Arctic Telebriefing 12/09
Marty Hayden discusses "Midnight Regulations"
Earthjustice Vice President for Policy and Legislation Marty Hayden discusses the Bush administration's push to weaken environmental regulations in the waning days of Bush's reign.