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Daughter of Murdered Environmental Activist Carries on Her Mother’s Work in 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreClean Water Case at Supreme Court Could Have Ripple Effects Across Country
No one voted for polluted rivers, lakes, and oceans.
Read MoreTime 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.
Read More‘Why Study for a Future That’s Not Going to Exist?’
14-year-old Sarah Goody explains how she found her place in a global movement of youth activists who are confronting the adult world.
Read MoreGreta and 15 Kids Just Claimed Their Climate Rights at the UN
Sixteen youths, including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, are calling out countries for violating the human rights of children everywhere.
Read MoreFor This Climate Strike Poster Artist, Art Is a Survival Tool
Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo says her art and activism are inextricably linked.
Read MoreLa Promesa de Puerto Rico
Hasta ahora, los planes de reconstrucción de la isla contradicen al compromiso por cambiar a energías 100% renovables.
Read MorePuerto Rico’s Promise
So far, the island’s plans for rebuilding are at odds with its commitment to switch to 100% renewable energy.
Read MoreBeekeepers Fight the Sting of EPA’s Anti-Bee Actions
The Trump EPA approved the bee-killing pesticide sulfoxaflor. On behalf of beekeepers, Earthjustice is fighting back.
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