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October 11, 2001
Conservation Groups Fight To Protect Selkirk Grizzlies and Caribou
Conservation groups filed suit to stop logging and road construction in eastern Washington where last woodland caribou in continental US live.
October 10, 2001
Earthjustice Makes a Stand for Clean Air in California's Imperial Valley
The Environmental Protection Agency issued a waiver of clean air standards for airborne particles in Imperial Valley, California, leaving valley residents at risk from a highly dangerous class of pollutants.
October 9, 2001
Public Interest Groups Sue U.S. Trade Representative for Concealing US-Chile Trade Negotiations From American People
Environmental and public interest groups filed suit in against US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick for stonewalling public access to the US negotiating position on the US-Chile Free Trade Agreement.
October 9, 2001
Settlement Reached on Air Pollution Lawsuit in San Joaquin Valley
Faced with the threat of a lawsuit, officials with the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District have agreed to settle with four community groups a dispute about the implementation of six air pollution control measures.
October 4, 2001
Citizens and Army Settle Lawsuit Over Live-Fire Training at Makua, Hawai`i
A settlement brings to a successful conclusion a three-year legal effort to compel the Army to prepare a comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement on impact of military training at Makua, O`ahu, Hawai'i.
October 3, 2001
Groups Join Fight for Wild Coho Protection
Environmental and fishing groups file a series of legal measures seeking to reverse a federal judge's ruling that removed federal protection from wild coho salmon in Oregon.
October 2, 2001
Court Resoundingly Rejects Challenge To Giant Sequoia National Monument
A federal judge in Washington, DC, threw out a lawsuit Friday seeking to dismantle the Giant Sequoia National Monument, which includes the last unprotected giant sequoia groves in the Sierra Nevada.
October 1, 2001
California Developers Lose Attempt to Overturn County's Urban Growth Boundary
Development interests have failed to overturn Measure D, the landmark smart growth initiative adopted by Alameda County, CA (Oakland, Berkeley, Livermore) voters in November 2000.
September 28, 2001
Court Rejects Clean Air Label For Cincinnati
Earthjustice called a recent federal appeals court decision that rejected designation of metropolitan Cincinnati as a clean air region "an important step in ensuring the citizens of Cincinnati have healthy air to breathe."
September 18, 2001
Schregardus Withdraws Nomination to EPA
Donald Schregardus, the Bush administration nominee for the EPA's top enforcement position, withdraws his name from consideration.
September 4, 2001
New Study Analyzes Seven Years of Corporate Investor Challenges to Democratic Governance and State Sovereignty Under NAFTA
A new report documents the growing threat to democratic govenanace posed by the corporate rights already granted under NAFTA to be expanded under the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
September 4, 2001
Earthjustice Suit Calls for Stronger Rules to Protect Clean Air in Nation's Crown Jewels
Earthjustice filed papers in federal court late Friday charging that a federal program aimed at cleaning and reducing air pollution in national parks and wilderness areas is woefully inadequate.
September 4, 2001
Victory for Water Quality in Hawai'i
Judge David Alan Ezra of the Hawai`i District Court has ordered the United States Environmental Protection Agency to identify all of Hawai`i's polluted streams and other water bodies.
September 3, 2001
Environmental Concerns About Controversial Federal Enforcement Nominee Confirmed
USEPA Releases Draft Report of Investigation, Threatens to Withdraw Clean Air Programs from Ohio
August 27, 2001
Conservationists Challenge Fish & Wildlife Approval Of Rock Creek Mine Plan
Conservation groups hope to head off final approval of the Rock Creek Mine Plan because of threats to rare grizzlies and bull trout.