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Wisconsin Tribe Going to Court to Keep a Massive Open Pit Mine Out of Ancestral Lands
With the help of Earthjustice, the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin is fighting the development of an 80-acre mine just 50 yards from the Menominee River.
Read MoreTired of Dirty Energy Winning, This Government Insider Tipped Off Earthjustice
Former president of the California Public Utilities Commission Loretta Lynch approached Earthjustice attorneys, including Paul Cort (pictured here), with a new strategy for taking on the agency she had once led.
Read MoreNew York’s Governor Wants to Run Roughshod Over the Adirondacks. We Just Stopped Him.
Earthjustice just notched a big win in the multi-pronged fight to keep motorized vehicles out of Adirondack Park’s most pristine areas.
Read MoreA Government Agency Just Killed the Trump Administration’s Coal Bailout Scheme
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission didn’t buy the Department of Energy’s claim that we need coal around “just in case.”
Read MoreChickaloon Native Village in Alaska Fights for Its Future
A coal mine threatens the tribe's traditional way of life.
Read MoreWhy Lead Standards Matter
Earthjustice is partnering with community groups to fight for just and protective EPA standards for lead in the dust and paint in our homes.
Read MoreNo cambies este rÃo por una sucia planta de energÃa
El último rÃo sin canalizar en el sur de California está siendo atacado.
Read MoreWe’re Suing to Stop a New Kind of Pollution: ‘Alternative Facts’
Earthjustice filed suit today to stop EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt from replacing science advisers with industry shills.
Read MoreSaving Alaska’s Ancient Trees
As my family and others decorate our Christmas trees, some of their oldest-remaining ancestors are at risk of being chopped down.
Read MoreHow a Polluter Is Capitalizing on Disaster in Puerto Rico
As Puerto Rico and its residents reel in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Energy Answers, the company that has been trying unsuccessfully for a decade to construct a solid waste incinerator in Arecibo, has been hard at work capitalizing on the chaos of recovery to push its unpopular project through.
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