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Francia Márquez, Renowned Afro-Colombian Activist: What Environmental Racism Means To Me
In an exclusive interview, Francia sat down with Earthjustice to talk about the state of the environmental movement across the globe, the U.S. role in her community’s plight, and how she deals with constant death threats.
Read MoreNow Is Biden’s Chance to Address the Source of Nearly 1/4 of All U.S. Carbon Emissions
President Biden can use his legal authority to transition the U.S. away from oil, gas, and coal by aligning the federal leasing program with his climate and environmental justice commitments
Read MoreOne Year Later and Still Waiting for Change
Legal organizations demand action on Illinois sewage crisis
Read MoreThis Community Fought To Take Their City Back from Big Coal
A people’s movement banned coal from a major shipping terminal in Richmond, California, with legal support from Earthjustice.
Read MoreTribal Members Use Totem Poles to Raise Alarm on Salmon Extinction
Snake River dams are harming salmon, orcas, and tribal communities. A solution can’t wait.
Read MoreWhy We Must Protect Beluga Whales
Oil and gas lease sales inflict grave harm on endangered species like the Cook Inlet beluga whale.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Update our Mining Laws for a Clean Energy Future
Demand for critical minerals is rising. We must ensure we can meet it in a secure and sustainable way.
Read More¿Cuál es el Significado de la Justicia Ambiental? Demos un Vistazo al Norte de Denver
Un movimiento comunitario en la capital de Colorado pone en aviso a los contaminadores de antaño mientras se adquieren nuevas protecciones para los residentes.
Read MoreCreando Oportunidades para Luchar por la Vida en la Tierra
Para detener la crisis de biodiversidad, de la cual depende la vida silvestre, debemos proteger las tierras y las aguas públicas
Read MoreWhat’s Environmental Justice Mean? Look at North Denver
A community movement in Denver puts longtime polluters on notice and wins new protections for residents.
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