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February 28, 2002 | Press Release

EPA Official's Resignation Signals Deeper Problems with Administration's Enforcement of Environmental Laws

Enforcing the law is the Achilles' heel of Bush administration's environmental policy

February 27, 2002 | Press Release

Bush Administration Announces New Environmental Enforcement Nominee

Critical post appointee seems to lack environmental record

February 21, 2002 | Press Release

National and Local Environmental Groups, Native American and Fishing Groups Join in Opposition to Draft BOR Plan for Klamath Basin

Call on agency to stop attacking endangered species and support long-term solutions for the basin

February 20, 2002 | Press Release

New Study Exposes Bush Administration's Roll Back of Clean Air Protections as National Disaster for Public Health

Oil giants could increase pollution by two to 140 times current emissions without triggering pollution control requirements

February 5, 2002 | Press Release

Bush Budget Gives Short Shrift to Key Environmental Programs

Clean water cuts, enforcement priorities questioned

February 5, 2002 | Press Release

Statement Regarding NAS Preliminary Report on the Klamath Basin

Earthjustice and other groups respond to National Academy of Sciences report

December 17, 2001 | Press Release

More Than 25 National Organizations Oppose Smith Amendment

Would use federal disaster relief funds to pay agricultural interests

December 6, 2001 | Press Release

Twenty National Groups Seek Congressional Investigation of Effort by OMB, Industry Groups to Weaken Regulations

Letter to Lieberman Requests Investigation

November 8, 2001 | Press Release

Earthjustice Criticizes Efforts to Rush Judicial Confirmations

Earthjustice called today's expected push from some members of Congress to accelerate the judicial nomination process, "flawed thinking and a dangerous precedent."

October 29, 2001 | Press Release

Environmentalists Submit Comments to Corps of Engineers: Don't Continue to Destroy Wetlands and Streams

Environmental organizations strongly protested a US Army Corps of Engineers' proposal continuing broad blanket permission to destroy and damage wetlands and streams.

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