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Artists Who Love Wolves: An Interview with Susanne Lamb
In this blog series, we ask the artists behind the Join the Pack wolf art campaign why they’re passionate about wolves and what motivates them as artists.
Read MoreRace & Environmental Justice: A Conversation with Activist Vernice Miller-Travis
A Conversation with Activist Vernice Miller-Travis, a longtime environmental justice advocate and cofounder of WE ACT for Environmental Justice.
Read MoreMore Than Two Million Oppose Arctic and Atlantic Ocean Drilling
Activists deliver piles of signatures and comments to the White House, urging the administration to safeguard ocean ecosystems against irreparable harm.
Read MoreCourt Says Regulators Must Protect Keystone Species from Giant Trawlers
A court has ordered the National Marine Fisheries Service to consider immediately adding river herring and shad to its federal Fisheries Management Plan in order to help the species recover.
Read MoreWhale Poop and Walrus Tusks: How Creatures Shape the Seas
Our most beloved sea creatures aren’t just adorable—they also play a critical role in regulating ocean ecosystems.
Read MoreCoal Ash: A Civil Rights Issue
The EPA has a well-documented problem with allowing coal ash waste to pile up in low-income communities of color.
Read MoreNo Big Surprise: 2015 was the Hottest Year on Record
Global temperatures in 2015 broke all previous records, beating 2014 and setting us up for an even warmer 2016.
Read MoreAmerican People to Safety Commission: Ban Harmful Flame Retardants!
Firefighters, doctors, nurses, parents and cancer survivors agree: It’s time to get rid of flame retardants.
Read MoreCoastal Martens: ‘A Cog in the Ecosystem’s Machinery’
Dr. Mourad Gabriel has spent more than a decade fighting to save rare forest carnivores like the coastal marten, and along the way he’s stumbled on unexpected challenges facing these animals, including illegal marijuana cultivation on California’s public lands.
Read MoreEPA to Weaken Civil Rights Protections Under Obama
The EPA’s Office of Civil Rights is trying to weaken civil rights protections through a new proposal that will negatively impact communities that suffer environmental discrimination.
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