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Huge Victory from the Ninth Circuit Protects the Tongass National Forest
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has protected the roadless portions of the Tongass National Forest—the largest and wildest national forest—from new road-building and logging.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Be Drought Intolerant
Want to help the drought? Draw a bath, call your senator, and let your worries soak away.
Read MoreCut Carbon Emissions by Heating and Cooling Your Home the Right Way
A Colorado HVAC specialist gives the straight scoop: Many companies profit from installing fuel-guzzling furnaces and air conditioners.
Read MoreBuenos Dias, D.C. — An Introduction to the Dangers of Coal Ash
This week, Earthjustice legislative representative Andrea Delgado sat down with Buenos Dias D.C., host Nestor Bravo on Univision in Washington, D.C. to talk about the dangers of coal ash.
Read MoreWe Need Strong Ozone Rules to Clear the Air in Our National Parks
Our national parks are threatened by air pollution that harms the health of Americans as well as our natural history.
Read MoreThis Is What Asthma Feels Like for Marylanders
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan illegally blocked a safeguard to reduce ozone pollution, leaving Marylanders to cope with respiratory illnesses like asthma.
Read MoreIs So Cal Gas Waging War on Southern California Edison?
The race for clean transportation solutions in Los Angeles is looking like the tortoise and the hare, with SoCal Gas taking an early lead on the public relations front.
Read MoreDon’t Be Afraid to Challenge Industry ‘Science’ on GE Foods
Questioning the safety of pesticides and genetically engineered crops isn’t “anti-science,” no matter what agribusiness says.
Read MoreDoctor Prescribes a Strong Clean Power Plan for Global Health
The EPA’s plan to cut carbon pollution from power plants is essential to avert the devastating consequences of global warming for our children.
Read MoreLinking Human and Environmental Justice with Carmen Gonzalez
Earthjustice trustee Carmen Gonzalez has been recognized as one of Green 2.0’s leaders of color, and in this Q&A she connects the dots between environmental justice, human rights and the global food industry.
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