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Earthjustice Protects Rare Florida Corals from Project That’s ‘Plain Lunacy’
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will pause a massive dredging project that threatens endangered corals near Florida’s Ft. Lauderdale.
Read MoreThis Is Exactly the Wrong Way to Clean Up the L.A. Area’s Air
The greater Los Angeles region has the dirtiest air in the nation, yet air regulators are falling down on the job.
Read MoreIn the 2017 Love-A-Thon, Celebrities Join the Fight
On inauguration day, celebrities and activists banded together to raise money and awareness for environmental justice.
Read MoreCalifornia Adds Legal Muscle to Defend Core Values and Rights
The Golden State is gearing up to protect its work for a healthy environment and fundamental rights for Californians from federal attacks.
Read MoreThe Scott Pruitt Nomination: Bad for the Environment, Bad for our Future
Scott Pruitt’s nomination is just the first of what will likely be many efforts by the incoming Trump administration to gut environmental health protections.
Read MoreThank You, President Obama
Though we didn’t always see eye to eye, Earthjustice is forever grateful to the Obama administration for its actions on climate change, farmworker rights and environmental justice.
Read More‘Dirty Bundle’ of Regulatory Bills Threatens Vital Safeguards for Americans
Republicans are kicking off 2017 with an outrageous attempt to unravel fundamental protections for Americans.
Read MoreLove Will Trump Hate on Inauguration Day
Join Earthjustice, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU for a star-studded live event airing online during the presidential inauguration.
Read MoreCan Climate Science Save Coffee?
We need robust climate research to give farmers the tools to adapt to a changing world.
Read MoreWorld Logistics Center: Bad for Air, Won’t Bring High-Quality Jobs
In a region that already suffers some of the worst air quality in the nation, we can expect to feel the weight of diesel soot in our lungs from the additional 14,000 truck trips that will rumble through the community every day to the World Logistics Center.
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