January 18, 2019Stopping Dangerous Oil Trains from Coming to California Community activists have been largely successful at preventing catastrophic oil train derailment in California.
January 17, 2019D.C. Is Shut Down for the People — and Open for President Trump’s Corporate Cronies The government is working just fine for the oil and gas industry.
January 16, 2019Reading Between the Lines of Wheeler’s Pro-Polluter Agenda The EPA nominee may not give the media a climate denial sound bite, but he clearly has no intention to tackle the problem.
January 9, 2019The Storm Moved on, But North Carolina’s Hog Waste Didn’t Earthjustice and our partners are working to prevent future hog waste floods in the area hit hardest by Hurricane Florence.
January 8, 2019Climate Action Is a Secret Winner in the 2018 Farm Bill The 2018 Farm Bill is surprisingly climate-conscious.
January 4, 2019We Shouldn’t Have to Pay for Gas Company’s Lobbying Families in some parts of California are footing the bill for a multi-million dollar lobbying effort to stop California’s clean energy progress.
January 3, 2019Making America’s Waters Burn Again The Trump administration seeks to strip the Clean Water Act’s protections from an overwhelming number of our waterways. We're fighting back.
January 2, 2019With a Stroke of Red Marker, Zinke Leaves Interior to His Deputy The new acting Interior Secretary, David Bernhardt, has been described as a "walking conflict of interest."
December 21, 2018Hawai‘i High Court Fixes Flawed Footnotes in Mauna Kea Decision, but Problems Persist The language the court deleted would have plagued the law of environmental and Native Hawaiian rights for years.
December 13, 2018Buses Are the Electric Vehicle Everyone Should Be Talking About. Here’s Why. California could spark a national trend with a visionary new electric bus rule that will transform public transit.
