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Garland Snub Just the Tip of Judicial Obstruction Iceberg
The rising number of judicial vacancies supports the view that political obstruction has risen to record levels.
Read MoreLíderes de Justicia Ambiental Confrontan la ‘Diferencia de Valores’
Activistas de justicia ambiental discuten el impacto duradero de la discriminación.
Read MoreLong Beach Residents Want to Dump Their Current Waste System
The city of Long Beach, California, is falling behind the rest of the state and the nation in transitioning to a zero-waste future.
Read MoreEnvironmental Justice Leaders Confront The ‘Value Gap’
At a convention of black and Hispanic journalists, environmental justice advocates talk about the lasting impacts of discrimination. (English language version available.)
Read MoreMaui Couple Plants a Taro Patch, Grows a Movement for Hawaiian Water Rights
It was like a horrible dream: Native Hawaiians fined for growing food and practicing their culture.
Read MoreFighting South Africa’s Coal Cartel
Earthjustice attorneys Martin Wagner and Ramin Pejan recently returned from South Africa where they experienced the country’s beauty—but also the growing threat of destruction from coal mining and consumption.
Read MoreMontana Residents Must Curb Water Use — To Perpetuate Dirty Coal Power
Global warming, exacerbated by coal development, has led to record-low water flows in the Yellowstone River.
Read MoreProtecting the ‘Wilderness Mystique’ of Alaska’s Iditarod Trail
Donlin Gold’s proposed natural gas pipeline threatens the Iditarod’s most cherished quality—its wilderness mystique.
Read MoreBecause the Earth Needs a Good…Artist
Artist and educator Mary Ting has been an ardent supporter of Earthjustice and a variety of environmental causes for more than 25 years.
Read MoreNo One Owns the Mountain
As we celebrate the centennial of the National Park Service, we must remember that the preservation of these lands for all people and creatures is a basic tenet of the native peoples’ wisdom about the natural world.
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