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Harmony and Solidarity: GreenLatinos in the National Parks
The second annual GreenLatinos summit in Grand Teton National Park was a chance for Latino environmentalists to band together to protect our planet.
Read MoreLong-fought Legal Victory for the Arctic as Oil Companies Limp Home
The Chukchi Sea is free of oil drilling for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreDespite Climate Rhetoric, Obama Administration Boosts Dirty Oil Shale
A foreign company wants to build a strip mine and refining facility in Utah, and federal land managers are lending a hand.
Read MoreFlorida’s Slimed Waters Should Prompt National Wake Up Call
A toxic algae outbreak in Lake Okeechobee that’s fouling waterways on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts has focused the national spotlight on Florida’s water pollution nightmare.
Read MoreCheesed: The Toxic Story Behind Food Packaging
One insidious threat to our health comes from phthalates, chemicals that can leach out of food packaging and into our diets.
Read MoreTwo Political Trainwrecks in the Making
The House and Senate are packing their environmental budget bills with poison pill riders that would harm America’s air, water and wildlife.
Read MorePints that Pack a Punch: A Conversation with Jerry of Ben & Jerry’s
Recently, Earthjustice sat down with Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s to talk about ice cream, GE labeling and the inspiration behind the Bernie’s Yearning flavor.
Read MoreSix National Parks and Monuments You’ve Likely Never Heard Of
Not every park can be as popular as Yellowstone—but every park deserves our protection.
Read MoreBeyond Great Whites: Five Shark Species that Should be Revered, Not Feared
In the spirit of Shark Week, we’ve compiled a list of five lesser-known shark species that serve as important members of our ocean ecosystem.
Read MoreThe Price of Pork
A new report sheds light on the severity of North Carolina’s pig waste problems.
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