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Victories

Hearing Officer Upholds Rejection of Kansas Coal Power Plant
Ruling is a major step towards ensuring a clean energy future, groups say
Tribe and Farmers Settle Dispute over Tidegates in Washington State
Skagit farmers and Swinomish Tribe work together to protect salmon
New Air Regulations Signal Positive Changes at EPA
Emissions standards for medical waste incinerators will reduce pollution, a welcome shift
Earthjustice Wins Flooding Appeal Against Water Management District
Case aimed at stopping damaging flooding in Southwest Florida
Environmentalists Score Phosphate Mine Victory
Project that would have destroyed 480 acres of wetlands halted
Court Rules to Keep Wild Parts of Gallatin National Forest Wild
Wilderness study area must be protected from off-road vehicles
Bush Administration Giving Up on Wolf Delisting, For Now
Tacit admission Earthjustice lawsuit to protect wolves was correct
National Home Builders Suit to Block Air Pollution Rule Dismissed
Conservation groups praise court victory for San Joaquin Air District
Federal Court Rules Clean Air and Wildlife Must Come First in America's Oldest National Park
Snowmobile regulations need rewrite
Court Strikes Down Bush Administration Pollution Monitoring Loophole, Upholds Public's Right to Know
Throws out EPA rule that waived pollution monitoring requirements for thousands of factories and power plants
Judge Dismisses Inyo County Suit to Open Roads in Death Valley
County waited too long to press its claims
Landmark Ruling Requires Aggressive Action to Protect Puget Sound from Stormwater
Hearings board rejects weaker requirements for municipal stormwater regulation
Federal Court Reinstates Federal Wolf Protections
Fall hunts in three states off
Kansas Governor, Panel of Experts Speak to America's Sustainable Energy Future
Earthjustice event explores the coming green energy revolution
A Historic Victory for Everglades Restoration

Natural flow of the Everglades to be restored through the purchase of U.S. Sugar holdings south of Lake Okeechobee; largest step forward in the long history of Everglades restoration