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A Literal Lone Wolf: The Journey of OR-7
The journey of OR-7, a wandering wolf who has captured the hearts and minds of thousands of people all over the world, is of even more importance now as the House and Senate consider must-pass spending bills containing bad wolf-focused policy riders.
Read MoreQuiet Contemplation: Refinery Healing Walks Seek to Bring Communities Together
This weekend people will come together for a Refinery Corridor Healing Walk to raise awareness to the dangers that refineries pose to surrounding communities.
Read MorePope Francis’ Encyclical Gives All A Reason for Hope
Pope Francis has released a highly anticipated encyclical on climate change.
Read MoreEnciclica Papal Brinda Esperanza Para Todos
Esperanza es lo que quiero para nuestro planeta y para la gente que trabaja con todo su ánimo para beneficio de la vida silvestre
Read MoreEPA Plans to Green Light Increase in Harmful Airplane Emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions from airplanes threaten human health and contribute to climate change, but the EPA's proposed regulatory approach is not sufficient to reduce CO2.
Read MoreUtah Court Protects Thousands of Acres of Scenic Land from ATV, Dirt Bike Riders
Earthjustice and the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance recently won a court case that will force the Bureau of Land Management to minimize the impacts of off-road vehicles and to conduct detailed inventories of Native American cultural sites on over 2 million acres of scenic public lands.
Read MoreDon’t Let Dirty Industries Sell Our Health Down the River
The EPA—prompted by an Earthjustice lawsuit—is considering stronger rules to keep coal-burning power plants from polluting our rivers, lakes and streams.
Read MoreSome Unsolicited Advice for George R. R. Martin: Watch the Wolves
Drawing the parallels between the wolves of fictional Game of Thrones and the packs living in Yellowstone National Park.
Read MoreColombia Suspends Aerial Spraying of Illegal Coca Crops
In a resounding victory for environmental and human health advocates, Colombia has suspended aerial herbicide spraying on illegal coca and poppy plantations.
Read MoreHawai‘i Vows to Go 100 Percent Renewable by 2045
The most oil-dependent state in the nation sets an ambitious goal to shift completely to solar, wind and other renewable energy by mid-century.
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