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Florida’s Waters Are Rising, But So Are Its People

Fort Myers resident Crystal Johnson set up a makeshift emergency center in Hurricane Irma's wake after the government failed to provide adequate aid to her neighborhood.

Residents, city leaders, and frontline workers are rallying around climate resilience strategies in the absence of federal leadership.

En Memoria de David Stern

Durante 35 años, David aportó su talento y su enorme corazón para apoyar a Earthjustice

In Memory: David Stern

David Stern, during a news conference in 2013.

For 35 years, David brought his tough-minded talent and enormous heart to bear in supporting Earthjustice.

The Surprising Climate Power Behind Whale Poop

A North Atlantic right whale swims with its calf.

Saving whales could be a high-impact solution to combating climate change.

La Hija de Berta Cáceres Continúa La Lucha de Su Madre en Honduras: ‘Somos Un País Que Nos Merecemos Justicia’

Desde 2017, Bertha Zúñiga Cáceres, una activista de origen Lenca, ha llevado las riendas del Consejo Cívico de Organizaciones Populares e Indígenas de Honduras (COPINH), la organización que su madre ayudó a fundar.

En entrevista con Earthjustice, Zúñiga Cáceres discute los desafíos que enfrenta como lideresa del COPINH, su búsqueda por descubrir el autor intelectual de la muerte de su madre, y por qué multinacionales de Europa y Estados Unidos deben adquirir conciencia de su rol en un esquema de seguridad cada vez más deteriorado en Honduras.

Daughter of Murdered Environmental Activist Carries on Her Mother’s Work in Honduras

Environmental activist Bertha Zúñiga Cáceres leads the National Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras.

In an interview with Earthjustice, Bertha Zúñiga Cáceres discusses the work she has inherited and the role the U.S. plays in Honduras’ security woes.

This Thanksgiving, Remember that Hands Grow Your Food

The people who grow our food deserve the same health protections that you and I enjoy. This Thanksgiving, you can take action to help them.

Clean Water Case at Supreme Court Could Have Ripple Effects Across Country

Savannah Riverkeeper Tonya Bonitatibus documents pollution around the Anderson County pipeline spill in 2016.

No one voted for polluted rivers, lakes, and oceans.

Time to Listen to Those Affected Most by Climate Change

Earthjustice has worked with environmental justice leaders and colleagues at other national organizations over the last year to co-author the Equitable and Just National Climate Platform.