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Victories

PCB-Laden Ships to Stay at Home

Court Halts Export of Nine Toxic Ships As Four Are Greeted by Protests

Logging Companies Must Apply for Permits for Ditches and Culverts
San Francisco Ruling Could Apply Everywhere
Federal Appeals Court Rules California-Based Longline Fishery Violates Endangered Species Act
May result in restrictions on swordfish fishery to protect endangered sea turtles
Diesel Irrigation Pumps in Central Valley to Be Regulated
The Environmental Protection Agency, facing a lawsuit, agrees to regulate diesel pumps in the San Joaquin Valley.
Government Pulls Permit For Experimental Longline Swordfish Fishery
Swordfishing Threatening Protected Turtles
Cruise Industry Drops Plans To Visit Moloka`i
Public outcry causes reconsideration
EPA to Begin Soot and Smog Reviews
EPA agrees to review national standards for soot and smog pollution levels and strengthen them if appropriate.
Pesticide Protection Gained for Northwest Salmon

EPA agrees to block pesticide application adjacent to salmon streams.

Home Owners Association Wins Protection For Maui's Drinking Water

Maui Meadows Homeowners Association wins designation for the`Iao Aquifer, the principal source of drinking water for Central and South Maui and Pa`ia, as state ground water management areas.

Court Requires Full Study of Mammoth Airport Expansion
Judge Slams FAA for Failure to Conduct Thorough Study; A Second Case Proceeds in State Court
Steller Sea Lion Litigation Brought to a Close
Overfishing in the Gulf of Alaska and Bering Sea must be curtailed
Judge Dismisses Plum Creek Harrassment Lawsuit
Timber company had tried to intimidate environmental groups
Court Orders Interior to Act on Pacific Fisher Listing
Imperiled species now an important step closer to federal protection
Another Win for the Manatees
Slow-Speed Zones for Boaters Upheld; Lower Court Ruling Sustained by Appellate Court
Measure D Upheld by Court of Appeal
Alameda County (California) growth control measure upheld in court--for a second time--against a challenge from developers.