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Snowed in: How 6 Species Brave the Winter
Bison and grizzly bears and martens—oh my! The species Earthjustice works to protect can show us some of the best winter survival hacks.
Read MoreEat, Drink and ‘Bee’ Merry: How Bees Help Spread Holiday Cheer
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire? Not without honeybees! Many of our favorite holiday foods wouldn’t be the same without these sweet pollinators.
Read MoreA Toast to the Paris Agreement: Accelerating an Energy Transformation
Marking a new era in global cooperation, the agreement instills a sense of urgency and opportunity while acknowledging the enormous challenges ahead.
Read MoreWater Policy Bill Could Be Big Victory–For Polluters
Florida's major rewrite of hundreds of clean water regulations is putting the state's water supply in danger.
Read MoreWhat Earthjustice Fans Went Wild for in 2015
2015 was a momentous year for Earthjustice attorneys, who fought tirelessly for threatened wild lands and wildlife and to keep the oil and gas industry in check.
Read MoreConversation with Buck Parker
Buck Parker reflects on how he got involved with Earthjustice and how he helped shape its direction during a time when conservation efforts evolved into the powerful environmental movement.
Read MoreParis, Je T’aime
Last week, nearly 200 countries large and small signed an historic agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to thwart the worst impacts of climate change.
Read MoreCentral Valley Board Continues to Mix Oil and Water
The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board opted not to stop a corporation from tainting groundwater with fracking waste until 2018.
Read MoreFighting to Protect the Dugongs of Japan’s Henoko Bay
Earthjustice has been involved for more than a decade in legal efforts to protect the Okinawa dugong and Henoko Bay, one of the dugong’s last remaining habitats.
Read MoreDouble Counting Renewable Energy Is Not Twice as Nice Under Washington’s Renewable Portfolio Standard
A state court judge has ruled that renewable energy credits can’t be sold and used by multiple utilities under Washington state's renewable portfolio standard.
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