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Victories

Court Rules Army Must Give Community Meaningful Information on Training Impacts
Marine contamination, cultural sites at Makua at stake
Judge Approves Historic EPA Settlement: EPA and Florida Must Set Limits on Fertilizer and Animal Waste Pollution in State Waters
Polluters' arguments rejected in favor of the environment
Alaska's Supreme Court Halts Transfer of Public Lands
Nearly a quarter-million acres of state land remain under public ownership after Alaska's highest court held that transferring them to the University of Alaska would violate the State Constitution.
Gulf Coast Communities Praise EPA Plan to Limit PVC Plant Pollution
Court settlement reached, agency to limit emissions of cancer-causing toxins starting in July 2011
EPA Takes First Step in Addressing Risk Posed by Toxic Pesticide Drift
Agency announcement comes just weeks after groups petition for protections
EPA to Issue Strict Rules for U.S. Power Plant Air Toxics
Deadline of November 2011 for EPA rules to cut power plant toxic air pollution emissions
National Park Service Sets New Yellowstone Snowmobile Limits
Reduction in snowmobile numbers moves park in right direction
Down with the Savage Rapids Dam
Salmon get some relief as the Rogue River returns to its original streambed for the first time in 88 years
"Worst Salmon-Killing Dam on Rogue River" Completely Removed
Rogue River returns to original streambed for first time in 88 years
Montana Grayling to Be Reconsidered for Endangered Species Act Protection
Bush administration denied the fish protection in 2007
Earthjustice Applauds the Introduction of Bills to Protect Roadless Areas in National Forests
Record number of original cosponsors in both houses
Court Rules That Southern California Forest Plans Violate Federal Environmental Laws
Forest Service ignored effects of development on 974,000 roadless acres
EPA Remands Permit for Desert Rock Coal Power Plant
Deficiencies cited in Environmental Protection Agency oversight
"Roundup Ready" Sugar Beets Declared Unlawful
USDA failed to evaluate the risks of Monsanto's genetically engineered sugar beets
Court Finds USDA Violated Federal Law by Allowing Genetically Engineered Sugar Beets on the Market
Government failed to evaluate environmental and economic risks of Monsanto product