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There’s No Planet B, but There’s Power in ‘We’
Marching for science also meant marching for a more inclusive society.
Read MoreWaimea Water Deal Is a ‘Win-Win-Win’ for 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.
Read MoreMarchers: Climate Concerns Are Tied to Racial Justice
The pollution that causes climate change burdens some communities more than others.
Read MoreTrump Threatens to Bring Arctic Offshore Drilling Back from the Dead – and it’s Still a Terrible Idea
Here are four reasons why throwing open the door to Arctic Ocean drilling would cause irreparable damage to people and the planet.
Read MoreYoung Director Raises Funds for Earthjustice through Project for Awesome
Videographer and environmentalist Miriam Nielsen raised money and awareness for Earthjustice with an informative online video.
Read More100 Days: Our Response to Trump’s Attacks on the Environment
President Trump and his administration have spent the past 100 days assailing protections for the air, water and climate, but we’re fighting back aggressively in court.
Read MorePeoples Climate March Will Show the World Americans Care about Climate Change
Saturday’s Peoples Climate March in Washington, D.C., will be an expression of solidarity, determination and hope for the future.
Read MoreFrontline Communities Seeking Solutions Unite for Peoples Climate March
Environmental justice groups will keep the needs of overburdened communities front-and-center during this week’s Peoples Climate March.
Read MoreScott Pruitt Is Betting on Your Silence
The EPA has asked the public to comment on whether and which government safeguards should be gutted—another sign that Scott Pruitt’s “back to basics” agenda is all about taking us back to a more polluted America.
Read MoreLA Metro Can Drive the Resistance by Driving Electric
As the federal government relinquishes environmental leadership, cities are stepping up, including the nation’s smog capital, Los Angeles, which is considering a shift to electric buses.
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