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An Infamously Dirty River Is Coming Back to Life Thanks to Community Activism
Due to sustained community pressure and Earthjustice litigation, D.C.’s Anacostia River is finally recovering from decades of pollution.
Read MoreWe’ve Been Winning Environmental Battles for 50 Years. Here’s What We’ll Fight for in Our Next 50.
Today, the concept that the environment can be protected through the power of the law is no longer up for debate.
Read MoreIndigenous Heritage Sites Are at Risk of Destruction. Biden Can Change That.
A historic totem pole journey builds pressure on the Biden administration to fulfill promises made to the first peoples of America’s lands and waters.
Read MoreA Small Victory for a Dwindling Species: Oceanic Whitetip Sharks
Thanks in part to this lawsuit, whitetip sharks will have a better chance of survival if they get accidentally caught in fishing gear.
Read MoreCongress Considering Revamp of Nation’s Key Fisheries Law
The climate crisis is changing oceans, our laws must address that
Read MoreIn a Win for Healthy Air, Washington Won't Burn Toxic PFAS Chemicals
The U.S. government has a dangerous plan to get rid of hazardous “forever chemicals.” Earthjustice is on the case to stop them.
Read MorePor Qué Puerto Rico Necesita del Sol Para Un Futuro Con Energía Limpia
La llaman la “Isla del Encanto”, pero si las empresas de combustibles fósiles se salen con la suya, la magia simplemente no durará.
Read MoreGas Is Failing California. It's Time to Move on.
We need to forge solutions and policy from modern technology, modern ideas, and a clear-eyed resolve that rises above fear.
Read MoreThis Summer, We Celebrate Black Resilience
Across the nation, people are reclaiming Black spaces as equally deserving of a healthy environment and protection under the law.
Read MoreCreating Spaces for Queer Environmentalists
Attorney and educator Lindi von Mutius invites us to explore the intersection of environmental conservation and justice for LGBTQIA+ communities.
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