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Too Wild to Drill

Blackfeet Nation tribal member Jack Gladstone near tribal lands in the Badger-Two Medicine on a smoky summer evening in August 2015.

A federal advisory panel has urged the Obama administration to cancel or withdraw leases for natural gas drilling near Glacier National Park in Montana after finding that the wild and scenic area is too sacred for drilling.

Howling for Art

Earthjustice has teamed up with the artists and designers of the Creative Action Network to depict the friendlier side of wolves, and the results are howlin’ good.

Napa Vintner Says ‘No Pesticides, No Problem!’

Amelia Ceja speaks to Earthjustice about her sustainable vineyard and winery.

Ceja Vineyards: A good case of one family who respects the land and the people who make their business sustainable.

Quite a Buzz: Earthjustice on ‘The Front Page of the Internet’

Attorney Greg Loarie recently discussed Earthjustice’s victory to ban the bee-killing pesticide sulfoxaflor in reddit’s “Ask Me Anything” forum.

Buenos Dias, D.C. – It’s a Banner Day for Bees

Earthjustice’s Andrea Delgado appeared on Buenos Días, D.C., to discuss a major recent victory for honeybees.

Youth Activists Say ‘No’ to Oil Refinery Pollution

The 2012 Richmond refinery fire at sunset.

Earthjustice sits down with Isabella Zizi, a 21-year-old resident of Richmond, California, to talk about her experience growing up with refineries in her backyard.

Americans Pretty Much Agree on One Thing: #VetoExtinction

This timber wolf was one of a pair seen near the visitor center at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge on Jan. 12, 2012.

A recent poll shows that the vast majority of Americans stand behind the Endangered Species Act, even when Congress doesn’t.

Mes de la Herencia Hispana: Tiempo de Celebrar y de Cuestionar

Este otoño, mientras se celebra a los hispanos y a los latino-americanos, también debemos continuar la lucha por un medio ambiente saludable en las comunidades de color.