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There’s Still Hope on Climate
Earthjustice’s push for progress in the states and internationally means we can still make environmental progress.
Read MoreTrump Está Más Preparado Esta Vez. Nosotros También.
Usaremos nuestra experiencia legal para enfrentar los ataques ambientales de Trump. Nos basaremos en nuestro historial de victorias contra su última administración.
Read MoreTrump Is More Prepared This Time. We Are Too.
We’ll use our legal expertise to take on Trump’s environmental attacks – and we’ll build on our winning record against his last administration.
Read More5 Questions: Attorney Isaac Moriwake Reflects on Landmark Hawai‘i Cases
Isaac Moriwake, longtime environmental attorney at Earthjustice, reflects on recent cases that now have potential to improve on the status quo.
Read MoreNorth Carolina Communities’ Battle Against Animal Factory Pollution
Overburdened communities in North Carolina face the harshest impacts of industrial animal production. Now, they’re taking a stand.
Read MoreThe Biden Administration’s Record on Tribal Rights
To adapt to and withstand the challenges of climate change, we must respect Indigenous knowledge and protect Tribal rights. Here’s where this administration stood.
Read MoreCómo Brindar Apoyo a las Comunidades Afectadas por los Huracanes Helene y Milton
A medida que el sureste de los EE.UU. comienza un lento proceso de recuperación, presentamos una lista de grupos ambientales y comunitarios a los que puedes apoyar.
Read MoreHow You Can Support Communities Hit by Hurricanes Helene and Milton
As the southeastern U.S. begins the slow process of recovering from deadly storms, here are environmental and community groups you can support.
Read MoreToxic Lead Is Still Contaminating Our Drinking Water, But Change Is Coming
After years of advocacy by Earthjustice and our partners, a newly updated EPA rule requires almost all lead pipes in the U.S. to be replaced within a decade.
Read MoreAlaska Tribes Win Legal Fight Against Gold Mine
The massive Donlin Gold Mine, if built, would pose grave risks to Kuskokwim River communities.
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