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Artists Who Love Wolves: An Interview with Walt Barker
Learn more about the artists behind the Join the Pack wolf art campaign and why they’re passionate about wolves.
Read MoreMassive Gas Leak Puts Californians’ Health and Environment in Jeopardy
A massive gas leak near the town of Porter Ranch is releasing as much methane in a month as a fleet of 200,000 cars would in a year.
Read MoreCourt Says BLM Must Survey Utah’s Red Rock Country for Cultural Artifacts
After decades of foot dragging, the Bureau of Land Management must finally take necessary steps to protect Utah’s world-renowned archeological sites from off-road vehicles.
Read MoreOur Pack to the Rescue
Earthjustice attorneys brought their message to the howling masses on reddit. By bringing attention to the plight of wolves, they helped convince Congress not to declare open season on these imperiled canines.
Read More10 Earthjustice Longreads You Don’t Want to Miss
Through stunning photo essays and gripping long-form features, Earthjustice is bringing its cases and victories to the public innovative ways.
Read MoreSnowed 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.
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