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By Rebecca Bowe / Alaska Office
Amidst COVID-19, Trump administration asks Alaska Native communities to log on Zoom and talk about the destruction of their ancestral lands.
By Rebecca Bowe / Northwest Office
The administration is attempting to undo the landmark 1972 Clean Water Act. Read on to learn why you should be concerned.
Anchorage just experienced its hottest two days on record.
By Rebecca Bowe / Northern Rockies Office
Earthjustice attorney Jenny Harbine just stopped the Trump's administration's efforts to open up dirty coal leasing on public lands.
Oil and gas industrialization would destroy one of the last truly intact wilderness areas on Earth
Earthjustice is challenging the federal agencies that want to fling open the Western Arctic’s gates for oil and gas drilling.
By Rebecca Bowe / Alaska Office, Headquarters Office & Oceans Program
By law, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management must collect public input before enacting its five-year offshore leasing plan. But don't expect an actual human being to listen to your testimony.
By Rebecca Bowe / Headquarters Office, Oceans Program & Policy and Legislation Team
The Endangered Species Act helped the sea otter make an incredible recovery, now Congress wants to gut the act.
Earthjustice is fighting efforts to target the biological heart of the Arctic Refuge for oil and gas development.
By Rebecca Bowe / Headquarters Office & Policy and Legislation Team
Some Congressmen are trying to weaken the Endangered Species Act, a law that is credited with saving 227 different species.
