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Ruling Aids Chances for Better Groundfish Monitoring
The U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska has paved the way for better monitoring of high-impact trawl boats in the North Pacific.
Read MoreWhy These Colorado Aspen Trees Should Quake
Autumn’s beauty was on full display in Colorado’s aspen forests late last month. So was the Obama administration’s schizophrenic approach to climate and public lands policy.
Read MoreThe Port of Los Angeles Has Lost Its Environmental Mojo
We’re on the eve of what could be a disastrous vote by the Port of Los Angeles to expand one of its terminals.
Read MoreThere’s Something Bad in the Air
A coalition of public health and environmental groups filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency, asking a federal court to require the agency to protect LA and San Joaquin Valley communities from hazardous levels of air pollution.
Read MoreTurning the Tide of History: Maui Waters Flow Again After 150 Years
Flow has returned to two streams on Maui that have been diverted for more than 150 years.
Read MoreA Tombstone Mentality On Exploding Oil Trains
It’s senseless to double the crude-by-rail fleet before replacing faulty oil train cars
Read MoreHealthy Communities: EPA’s “Unfinished Business”
At Earthjustice, where I lead the organization’s Healthy Communities portfolio, I strive to look at communities holistically, thinking about identifying the different pathways to improving quality of life.
Read MoreTr-Ash Talk: Duke Spends $10 Million to Clean Up Image, Not Coal Ash
Greenwash fund is just another spin cycle for Duke
Read MoreTri-National Organization Calls for Investigation of Mexico's OK on Coastal Projects in Gulf of California
Development projects in Mexico may violate Mexico's own environmental laws
Read MoreCould Your Child be in Danger From a Refinery or Chemical Disaster While At School?
Could your child be in danger from a refinery or chemical disaster while at school? Find out: New interactive map and report from Center for Effective Government.
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