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Judges Agree: They Otter Be Free
Fishing industry groups wanted to revive a harmful program that excluded otters from parts of their coastal habitat—but Earthjustice fought back.
Read MoreCómo Trump Puede Empeorar La Crisis de la Extinción
Un millón de especies están en riesgo de desaparecer debido a la actividad humana, de acuerdo con un reporte de la ONU, y aun así la administración propone debilitar las protecciones de especies nativas.
Read MoreHow Community Solar Empowers All of Us to Participate in the Clean Energy Revolution
A growing trend aims to give anyone who pays a utility bill access to solar electricity.
Read MoreWith Extinction Crisis Brewing, Biden Has a Chance to Do Better Than Trump
One million species are at risk of extinction due to human activity, a UN report says. The time for government action is now.
Read MoreWant People to Drive Electric? Give Them Workplace Chargers
The California Public Utilities Commission should approve a proposal to deploy more charging infrastructure at workplaces, apartment buildings, and public places.
Read MoreJudge Rules Trump Administration Violated Law By Opening Public Lands to Coal Leasing
Earthjustice attorney Jenny Harbine just stopped the Trump's administration's efforts to open up dirty coal leasing on public lands.
Read MoreDusky Sharks Snatch Victory as Courts Tire of Trump Antics
Recent court rulings are the latest sign that Trump’s efforts to weaken critical environmental regulations are no match for the law.
Read MoreWhat a Real Coal Ash Cleanup Looks Like
North Carolina has ordered Duke Energy to excavate and close all its coal ash ponds.
Read MoreAs EPA Drags Feet on Toxic Pesticide Ban, Parents and Teachers Take Action
As we take the EPA to court to force it to ban chlorpyrifos, communities are organizing to protect their kids.
Read More‘It Is the Largest National Forest, and I’m Going to Keep It That Way’
Indigenous women from Southeast Alaska traveled to Washington, D.C., to advocate for the Tongass National Forest and the Roadless Rule.
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