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Ships, Planes and Climate Change
Negotiators at the Paris climate talks can’t forget the outsized role international shipping and aviation play in emissions of harmful greenhouse gasses.
Read MoreThe Genesis of ‘Coywolves:’ A Story of Survival
Coywolves, as in hybrid coyote-wolves, emerged in response to the obstacles created by European settlers hundreds of years ago.
Read MoreOne California County’s Fracked Idea
Kern County is the nation’s largest oil-producing county, and to keep on top it’s not going to let a little thing like public review of new oil and gas permits get in its way.
Read MoreWinter is Coming: 5 Wonderlands Under Threat
These five winter wonderlands are facing multiple threats, but Earthjustice attorneys are hard at work to protect and preserve their beauty for generations to come.
Read MoreAfter 15 Years, EPA Finally Moves to Ban Brain-Damaging Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
Nearly 15 years have passed since the EPA effectively banned the residential use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos, which causes brain damage in children, and the EPA has at last proposed to ban most agricultural uses of this toxic pesticide.
Read MoreThe Time is Now to Join Together on Climate Change
As the Paris climate talks wrap up, now more than ever the world must partner together to combat the climate crisis.
Read MoreCongress Can’t Shake Our Nation’s Resolve on Climate Change
As the end of the year approaches, Congress is pulling out all the stops to tear down our nation’s climate policies, without success.
Read MoreCutting Methane, Boosting Hope For Climate Success
World leaders are gathered in Paris to pledge support for taking meaningful climate action, and there may be no climate solution that is lower cost and higher impact than cutting methane pollution.
Read MoreA Banner Week for Banning Pesticides
Pesticides are disappearing from croplands, orchards and hardware stores in a major shift toward more sustainable agriculture.
Read MoreSugar Cane Burning Not So Sweet for Florida’s Residents
Each year, Florida’s sugar-growing corporations emit thousands of tons of hazardous air pollutants by burning sugar cane leaves, a dirty practice that Earthjustice is working to stop.
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