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Graphic Designers Appreciate EPA (Style) Rules

Originally designed in 1977 by design firm Chermayeff & Geismar Associates and partner Steff Geissbühler, the EPA Graphic Standards System has been boosted into the public spotlight once more.

Graphic design duo Hamish Smyth and Jesse Reed have reissued the 1977 EPA graphic standards manual and shone a spotlight on design’s power to strengthen and streamline government agencies.

Fossil Fuel Lobbyist Picked for No. 2 Post at Interior

Department of Interior building in Washington, D.C.

The Department of the Interior will be swamped with potential conflicts-of-interest if President Trump’s nominee for deputy secretary, David Bernhardt, is confirmed.

A Day to Savor: Beating Big Oil on Capitol Hill

Earthjustice lobbyist Jessica Ennis at the U.S. Capitol on May 26, 2017.

Earthjustice’s Jessica Ennis recounts how environmentalists scored a surprise victory in Washington this week.

Cooking for a Cause with the ‘Soup Zine’

Anne Livingston

Anne Livingston of Seattle, Washington, has crafted a zine full of tasty soup recipes to warm hearts and raise funds.

Tell Trump: ‘Back Off Bears Ears’

The night sky illuminates a wall of petroglyphs at Utah's Bears Ears National Monument.

You have until May 27 to tell the Trump administration that Bears Ears is a vital part of our national heritage and must remain protected.

There’s No Planet B, but There’s Power in ‘We’

Ella Clarke (second from left) at the March for Science in Washington, D.C.

Marching for science also meant marching for a more inclusive society.

Waimea Water Deal Is a ‘Win-Win-Win’ for Hawai‘i

The Waime canyon and river in Kaua'i, Hawai'i

For the first time in more than 100 years, the Waimea River will flow from mountain to sea—thanks to successful mediation, not years of litigation.

Marchers: Climate Concerns Are Tied to Racial Justice

Native American activists join in the Peoples Climate March.

The pollution that causes climate change burdens some communities more than others.

Trump Threatens to Bring Arctic Offshore Drilling Back from the Dead – and it’s Still a Terrible Idea

Offshore drilling in the Arctic would disturb an ecosystem unlike any other on Earth, affecting already-threatened wildlife such as polar bears, whales, and walruses. It would also thwart progress on addressing climate change.

Here are four reasons why throwing open the door to Arctic Ocean drilling would cause irreparable damage to people and the planet.

Young Director Raises Funds for Earthjustice through Project for Awesome

Miriam Nielsen

Videographer and environmentalist Miriam Nielsen raised money and awareness for Earthjustice with an informative online video.