We’re meeting the moment

At Earthjustice, we are the lawyers for the environment, and we are taking this administration to court.

The scale of attacks from this administration is unprecedented, but so is our response. We are taking more legal actions, hiring more lawyers, and fighting back like never before.

We represent our clients free of charge, so your support makes this possible. Give today, and your gift will be matched $3:$1.

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Members of Earthjustice and El Puente cheerfully walk out from the main entrance of the U.S. Capitol building, with the U.S. flag flying in front of the building's classic rotunda, on a bright sunny day.

Advocating for Puerto Rico. (Matt Roth for Earthjustice)

Stu Gillespie, wearing a dark-colored suit, addresses the court with an outstretched hand.

Stu Gillespie, Senior Attorney. (Spenser Heaps for Earthjustice)

A person dressed in black stands confidently with arms folded in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building.

Kirti Datla, Director of Strategic Legal Advocacy. (Melissa Lyttle for Earthjustice)

David Henkin stands on a sandy beach near the surf, with a towering verdant hillside in the background. Henkin is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Because the earth needs a good lawyer" printed on it.

David Henkin, Senior Attorney. (Elyse Butler for Earthjustice)

A woman in a navy sweater and navy skirt is walking, with documents tucked against her right side with her right arm. With her left hand, she is holding a mobile phone to her ear. A background of blurred people in suits.

Elizabeth Moran, Policy Advocate. (Patrick Dodson for Earthjustice)

Tania Galloni, wearing a dark brown suit and burgundy blouse, stands in a beige-colored hallway, leaning against a white railing, with bright green palm fronds in the foreground.

Tania Galloni, Managing Attorney. (Saul Martinez for Earthjustice)

Marvin C. Brown IV, wearing a light grey suit with a white shirt, stands outside on a sunny day, in front of four dark brown tree trunks.

Marvin C. Brown IV, Senior Attorney. (Sergio Flores for Earthjustice)

We’re meeting the moment

At Earthjustice, we are the lawyers for the environment, and we are taking this administration to court.

The scale of attacks from this administration is unprecedented, but so is our response. We are taking more legal actions, hiring more lawyers, and fighting back like never before. We represent our clients free of charge, so your support makes this possible. Give today, and your gift will be matched $3:$1.

Match my gift

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Earthjustice was founded on the belief that everyone has the right to a healthy environment.

The law is the most powerful tool for change. When we go to court, we get results.

We serve hundreds of public-interest clients, providing top-tier legal representation free of charge — and we win.

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Clean air.

Clean water.

Wild places.

At Earthjustice, we think they’re worth fighting for.

Photos at top, clockwise from top left: Advocating for Puerto Rico on Capitol Hill: Laura Arroyo, attorney at Earthjustice; Jasmine Jennings, senior legislative counsel at Earthjustice; and Gabriel Melendez, Director of Public Policy for El Puente. (Matt Roth for Earthjustice) Stu Gillespie, attorney at Earthjustice, defends the Great Salt Lake in court. (Spenser Heaps for Earthjustice) David Henkin, attorney at Earthjustice, in Mākua Valley, Hawaiʻi. (Elyse Butler for Earthjustice) Kirti Datla, Strategic Legal Advocacy Director at Earthjustice. (Melissa Lyttle for Earthjustice) Elizabeth Moran, policy advocate at Earthjustice, in the New York State Capitol. (Patrick Dodson for Earthjustice) Janette Brimmer and Molly Tack-Hooper, attorneys at Earthjustice, at Pomeroy Dam, prior to its removal on the Illinois River. (Robin Loznak for Earthjustice)