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September 30, 2002
Scientists Challenge Claims of US State Department that Aerial Eradication in Colombia is Safe for Humans and the Environment
Independent reviews of State Department report released
August 29, 2002
Three Hundred Citizen Groups Call on Secret World Bank Court to Open Up Bechtel Case Against Bolivia
Case called a "Preview of the Free Trade of the Americas"
June 7, 2002
Costa Rica Bans Open-Pit Mining
Minister of Environment Signs Measure on World Environment Day
May 13, 2002
New President of Costa Rica Pledges to Protect Coastal Ecosystems from Oil Drilling
Nation praised for leadership in environmental consciousness
May 1, 2002
Bush Administration Issues "Toothless" Regulation for Sea-Going Vessel Air Pollution
Administration selling-out public health, ignoring Clean Air Act
March 19, 2002
Environmentalists Sue over Transmission Lines from Mexico to U.S.
Plan to evade U.S. laws would pollute low-income region of Mexico
January 15, 2002
Aerial Herbicide Spraying Violates Human Rights of Peasants and Indigenous Communities in Colombia and Ecuador
UN Commission on Human Rights Urged to Act
December 17, 2001
UN Human Rights Investigator Deems U.S. Export of Banned Pesticides "Immoral"
"Banning the export of dangerous pesticides can protect Americans as well."
December 5, 2001
Earthjustice Statement on Fast Track (Trade Promotion Authority)
Denounces "fast track" trade authority.
November 9, 2001
Groups Sue U.S. Trade Representative for Concealing Trade Negotiations
Environmental and public interest groups filed suit in US District Court in Washington, DC, for public disclosure of negotiations regarding the US-Chile Free Trade Agreement.
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.
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.
May 16, 2001
International Trade Agreements and California Law
Earthjustice gave testimony before a joint committee of the California state legislature on international trade and California's attempts to protect its drinking water from MTBE contamination.
March 16, 2001
US Agrees to Open Secret Chemical Trade Advisory Committee to Environmentalists
The Office of the United States Trade Representative and the U.S. Commerce Department announced that they will appoint one environmental representative to the all-industry Chemical Industrial Sector Advisory Committee that advises the government on chemical trade related matters.
March 7, 2001
U.S. Trade Representative Sued for Hiding Documents from Public
Earthjustice filed a lawsuit challenging the US Trade Representative's latest trade negotiations for the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas, which would expand the North American Free Trade Agreement -- NAFTA -- to encompass the entire hemisphere.