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Victories

BLM and Conservation Groups Work It Out
Old growth trees protected as thinning moves forward
Oil and Gas Industry Drops Lawsuit Against Colorado Rules
Rules balance environmental protection with industry development
Endangered Sea Turtles Saved From Capture in Hawaii Swordfish Fishery
Settlement means fewer loggerheads will be hooked by deadly longlines
Federal Judge Strikes Down Plan for Motor Vehicle Use
Ruling protects wildlife from illegal ORV use
Court Rejects Challenge to Washington Energy Efficiency Rules
Judge preserves consumers’ ability to save millions, global warming pollution reductions
Down to Earth: Victory at Spruce No. 1 Mine
The EPA's decision to veto the water pollution permit for the Spruce No. 1 Mine project in West Virginia was historic and significant. Listen to how our partners in Appalachia will be impacted, and their thoughts on the mischaracterizations about this decision from politicians and coal industry lobbyists.
Key Wild Area On Rocky Mountain Front Protected
Court upholds Forest Service off-road vehicle ban
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Vetoes Proposed Spruce No. 1 Mountaintop Removal Mine in West Virginia
Final action protects Appalachian waters and local communities
Appeals Board Rules Clark County Washington Development Standards Illegal
Taxpayer subsidy and fish-killing loopholes scrapped
Down to Earth: Keeping Lake Tahoe Blue
In this episode of Down to Earth, Earthjustice staffer Jessica Knoblauch talks with Michael Donahoe, the former conservation co-chair of the Tahoe Area Sierra Club. Earthjustice partnered with the Sierra Club to score a recent court victory that will greatly affect current and future development along Tahoe's lakeshore.
Restoring Clarity to Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe's famed clarity has been clouded by increased human activity and urban development. But now, extensive shoreline development will be stalled by a court victory brought about by Earthjustice and our clients.
Agreement Protects 1 Million Acres of Roadless Areas in SoCal Forests
Home to California condors, arroyo toads, other imperiled species
Court Denies Polluters' Attempts To Stall Limits on Climate Change Pollution
Rules for cleaner cars and power plants can move forward
Appeals Court Sides With San Joaquin Clean Air Advocates
Innovative air pollution rule means no free ride for developers
Federal Court Orders First-Ever Destruction of a GMO Crop
Orders removal of genetically engineered sugar beet seed crop; finds government and Monsanto rushed to illegally plant herbicide resistant crop