The Latest On: Rocky Mountain Office
Tribes Challenge Final Permit For Toxic Open‐Pit Copper Mine On Sacred Lands
Communities Affected by Oil Refineries Applaud Measure to Regulate Toxic Hydrogen Cyanide Emissions
Trump’s National Monument Changes Return to Spotlight
Heidi McIntosh, Managing Attorney, Earthjustice Rocky Mountain office: the lack of an outcome for so many monuments “raises questions if this was really about abuses they saw in monument designations or whether it was really more of a political deal that he had made with the Utah senators?”
Army Corps Confirms It Intends To Issue Permit To Allow Rosemont Mine Construction
Stu Gillespie, Attorney, Rocky Mountains Office, Earthjustice: "That difference in the scope of analysis between the agencies has huge implications not just under the Clean Water Act but for cultural resources."
Dogged San Pedro River Advocate Files Lawsuit against Government to Uncover Settlement Talks on Local Water Rights
Crucial Permit Suspended Again For Huge Benson Development Project
Stu Gillespie, Attorney, Rocky Mountain Office: “It’s hard not to come away from this [permit suspension] with the impression they have understood there are legal flaws in their permit that we identified in our lawsuit.”
Second Lawsuit Filed Over Massive Vigneto Project In Benson
Stu Gillespie, Attorney, Earthjustice: “Everything would come to a standstill. You’d have gridlock delays at every intersection. It confirms that this whole notion they could develop the property without the Clean Water Act permit is baseless and unfounded.”