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A Fight Worth Fighting: Waste Incineration in Puerto Rico
The proposed construction of a 2,100-ton-per-day municipal solid waste incinerator on the north coast of Puerto Rico is involving communities in a fight to demonstrate that waste incineration is a bad idea for the island.
Read MoreCan Paris be at the Vanguard of Global Climate Action?
As the Climate Summit in Paris approaches, there is reason for hope that the world is finally getting serious about cutting its carbon emissions.
Read MoreEPA Must Do More for Clean Air in Parks
The Third Circuit orders the EPA to protect national parks from Pennsylvania air pollution.
Read MoreUpdated Standard Brings Better Protections For Our Farmworkers
What’s good and why in the updated Agriculture Worker Protection Standard announced this week.
Read MoreEarthjustice and the Smithsonian Team Up to Enhance Ocean Conservation Efforts
A partnership between Earthjustice and the Smithsonian Institution will showcase how communities backed by the law can turn the tide on oceans in distress.
Read MoreDreadful Dam Project Would Strand California's Salmon
Raising existing dams and building new ones could imperil California’s salmon population.
Read MoreFeds Seek Informants on Duke's Spreading Coal Ash Threats
Duke Energy, responsible for a massive coal ash spill in North Carolina last year, is finally opening up about pollution and structural problems at its other ash ponds nationwide, but the truth may need some more coaxing.
Read MoreWhat Lies Ahead on the Road to Wolf Recovery
Earthjustice offers an overview of the fights ahead for the protection of wolves.
Read MoreEPA Updates 30-Year-Old Water Quality Standards
After 30-plus years of inaction, the EPA recently issued requirements that power plants use affordable, state-of-the-art technologies to reduce their pollution—or eliminate it where feasible.
Read MoreLet’s Set the Record Straight: Latinos Care About the Environment
In a new nationwide poll, Earthjustice, GreenLatinos and Latino Decisions found that, contrary to popular belief, Latinos in America care deeply about conservation and climate change.
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