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Victories

Federal Court Reinstates Roadless Rule
Landmark ruling on wild National Forest protections
California Commission Advances Climate-threatened Pika Toward Legal Protection
Decision acknowledges science showing American Pika is threatened by global warming
European Court’s Preliminary Opinion Supports Legality of EU Law That Curbs Aviation Pollution
Advocate General’s opinion bolsters position of Europe and intervening environmental groups in case on EU aviation emissions trading system
Court Rejects Army Study Of Contamination In Mākua’s Marine Resources
Community deprived of vital information about food safety because army failed to test species that local families actually eat
Supreme Court Rejects National Homebuilders Effort to Pollute
Ruling upholds air pollution rule
Federal Judge Rules For Cleaner Water In The Everglades
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge needs cleaner water
Federal Judge Recommends Striking Down Illegal Oregon Logging Plan
Big day for wildlife, salmon, clean water, old-growth forests, and the public
Conservation Groups Succeed in Efforts to Protect Imperiled Seabird
Actions to reduce utility-related seabird deaths and injuries underway
Court Rejects City’s Plan for Early Transfer of Hunters Point Shipyard
San Francisco blocked from redeveloping Superfund shipyard before environmental toxins clean-up
Biggest U.S. Dam Removal to Restore Salmon Runs
The Pacific Northwest's Elwha River returns thanks to Earthjustice support
Federal Court Upholds Energy Efficiency Standards for Small Motors
Improvements will produce big savings and emissions reductions
Court Rules Continuing Supplemental Feeding on the National Elk Refuge Undermines Conservation
Harmful practice of winter feeding leads to overcrowding and diseases
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Polluters and for Clean Water
Eleventh Circuit in Atlanta rules in Favor of EPA settlement with Earthjustice
Federal Judge Rules for Columbia and Snake River Salmon
Fishing, conservation groups call for solutions table on salmon crisis
Court Gives D.C., Maryland One Year to Develop New Anacostia Pollution Limits
Limits on sediment fail to assure clear water, judge rules