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Victories

Obama Administration Restores Scientific Consultations to Endangered Species Act
11th-hour Bush rule-change overturned
U.S. DOE Heats Up New Energy Standards for Home Furnaces
Court grants Obama administration request to reconsider weak Bush-era standard
Federal Government Cracks Down on Mercury Pollution From Cement Kilns
Air pollution rules from new administration will cut mercury pollution by between 81 and 93 percent
Plans for World's Biggest Solar Facility Follow Successful Challenge to Coal Plant
Earthjustice strategy to foster renewable energy pays off
EPA: Greenhouse Gases Pose Serious Threat to Public Health
Announcement unleashes promise of a green economy
Appeals Court Rejects Utah Counties' Road Seizure Bid on National Monument
Court prevents off-road highway expansion in Grand Staircase-Escalante
Returning the Water to Na Wai `Eha

State recommends restoration of diverted Maui streams

State Recommends Restoration of Diverted Maui Streams
Citizens encouraged by proposed ruling over island water resources
House Sends Key Lands Protection Bill to President
Earthjustice saved two of the natural areas receiving protection
EPA to Corps of Engineers: Mountaintop Removal Mining Poses Serious Threat to US Waters
Obama administration reviewing pending mountaintop removal mining permits
Alaska Supreme Court Upholds Constitution, Rejects University Land Transfer
Southeast Alaska communities relieved and support other ways to fund university
Bitter Lake Proposed as Critical Habitat for Endangered Animals
Fish and Wildlife Service reconsiders key habitat protections for endangered snails
Household Cleaner Product Giant SC Johnson Will Disclose Chemical Ingredients
Victory for consumers follows right-to-know lawsuit filed in February
Earthjustice Applauds President Obama's Move to Restore Wildlife Protections
Signals the welcome return of science-based decisions to the U.S. Department of the Interior
Court Rules Cleanup Tab For Mines and Other Hazardous Sites Should Not Fall to Public
In closing 25-year loophole, court protects public from hazardous waste sites and could save taxpayers billions