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¿Quién Protege a los Protectores Como Berta Cáceres?
El asesinato de Cáceres no es un problema aislado en Honduras, ni en el mundo entero. Los defensores ecológicos y agrarios se encuentran entre los grupos de personas más amenazados de la Tierra.
Read MoreWho Protects the Protectors like Berta Cáceres?
The brutal murder of Honduran indigenous and land rights defender Berta Cáceres brings into focus the dangers that activists face worldwide.
Read MoreAnti-Fracking Activists Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
How activists convinced New York state regulators to invest in a clean energy future instead of sinking $100 million into a fossil fuel bailout.
Read MoreFeds Approve Copper and Silver Mine in Montana’s Cherished Wilderness
The U.S. Forest Service recently approved the Montanore copper and silver mine. The project would involve blasting tunnels and removing 120 million tons of ore beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness.
Read MoreWhat the Joint US/Canada Climate Agreement Could Mean for the Future of the Arctic
Today, the leaders of the U.S. and Canada announced an agreement that includes a major commitment to joint climate action and Arctic conservation. Upcoming decisions create opportunities to fulfill its promise.
Read MoreA Celebration of Women Fighting for Justice
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re shining the spotlight on four women who demonstrate tremendous leadership within their communities and inspire us all through their participation in Earthjustice legal battles.
Read MoreIconic Grizzly Bear to Become More Vulnerable
After decades of work to save them, government regulators are proposing to remove federal protections for Yellowstone’s iconic grizzlies.
Read MoreTop Six Reasons to Keep the Grand Canyon Grand
There are plenty of reasons why major developments shouldn’t be allowed on the doorstep of Grand Canyon National Park. Here are just six.
Read MoreEarthjustice Takes Air Board to Court for Failing to Curb Los Angeles Smog
Our lawsuit challenges an oil industry-backed plan to blunt smog clean up in the LA region.
Read MoreFree Speech in the Land of the Midnight Sun
A new rule in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race stifles opposition to a massive open-pit gold mine in southwestern Alaska.
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