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Insects Are Disappearing at an Alarming Rate. Here’s What We’re Doing.
Earthjustice is fighting to stop the use of neonicotinoid pesticides, which are wiping out beneficial insects and threatening the health of our planet.
Read MoreCourt Ruling Aids Wolves’ Return to California
A judge’s decision to uphold California’s protections for wolves is a step in the right direction, but one lone wolf’s epic journey across state lines shows that federal protections are necessary to ensure the species’ continued survival.
Read MoreArctic Refuge Oil Surveys Put Polar Bears In The Crosshairs
Oil and gas industrialization would destroy one of the last truly intact wilderness areas on Earth
Read MoreD.C. Is Shut Down for the People — and Open for President Trump’s Corporate Cronies
The government is working just fine for the oil and gas industry.
Read MoreReading Between the Lines of Wheeler’s Pro-Polluter Agenda
The EPA nominee may not give the media a climate denial sound bite, but he clearly has no intention to tackle the problem.
Read MoreThe Storm Moved on, But North Carolina’s Hog Waste Didn’t
Earthjustice and our partners are working to prevent future hog waste floods in the area hit hardest by Hurricane Florence.
Read MoreWith a Stroke of Red Marker, Zinke Leaves Interior to His Deputy
The new acting Interior Secretary, David Bernhardt, has been described as a "walking conflict of interest."
Read MoreA Stench That Sickens, and an EPA That Doesn’t Care
The public can comment through Dec. 14 on an EPA rule that would shield thousands of livestock facilities from reporting toxic emissions.
Read MoreBuses Are the Electric Vehicle Everyone Should Be Talking About. Here’s Why.
California could spark a national trend with a visionary new electric bus rule that will transform public transit.
Read MoreTired of Losing in Court, Trump Administration Amplifies Attack on Science
The Trump administration is acutely aware of science’s role in pushing for effective government regulation, so it’s instituted a sneak attack on science.
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