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Understanding the Big, Bad Wolf: Using Art to Celebrate and Demystify a Polarizing Animal
Earthjustice teams up with the Creative Action Network to celebrate the mysterious gray wolf in a playful crowd-sourced art campaign.
Read MoreThe Dance of the Dammed
Two 20-foot high unused dams have been killing salmon in the Rogue River wild and scenic watershed for years, but with Earthjustice’s help those dams are coming down, opening up over 70 miles of prime salmon and steelhead habitat.
Read MoreAs River Runs Orange, Mining Industry Attacks Tool to Prevent Toxic Spills
The National Mining Association fights to make it impossible for the Interior Department to wield an important environmental protection tool: putting large areas of public land off-limits to mining.
Read MoreBroken System: The Current State of Pesticides Regulations in 30 Minutes
Managing attorney Patti Goldman discusses how we got in the poisonous pesticide mess and what Earthjustice has been doing to correct it over the past decade.
Read MoreEarth’s Oceans Are (Not) for the Birds
The world has lost 70 percent of its seabirds in the past 60 years, but as we mourn their loss, we must also come together to preserve the natural beauty that remains.
Read MoreDrought Drains California’s Energy Grid
California’s drought is draining the state’s reservoirs and preventing hydropower from feeding the state’s energy grid, creating an opportunity for cleaner energy sources to take its place.
Read MoreFrom Cecil to Echo, Slaughter of Endangered Animals Stampedes On
Cecil the lion and Echo the gray wolf are just two of an untold number of protected animals killed by hunters and poachers each year.
Read MoreThree Myths Pushed by Polluters to Avoid Improving Air Quality
We explore three myths fueled by distortions and misinformation that are key tactics in polluters' efforts to avoid cleaning up their air pollution.
Read MoreThe EPA’s Dismal Civil Rights Record Takes Center Stage
A new report and investigative series shows that the EPA's Office of Civil Rights hasn’t been doing its job.
Read More‘Blood on the Mountain’ Paints a Damning Portrait of West Virginia Coal
In this visceral documentary, filmmakers trace the dirty history of coal mining and mountaintop removal that has devastated Appalachia.
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