Take a moment to catch up with a few updates on Earthjustice's work:
Chairman of Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Earthjustice Client David Archambault II:
On September 12, the Tribe filed a request for an injunction pending appeal. Meanwhile, the District Court litigation will move forward.
Senior Associate Attorney, Northern Rockies Office Katherine O’Brien:
A summer visit gives a glimpse of places that could be forever altered by the Montanore Mine.
Associate Attorney, Oceans Program Brettny Hardy:
A short guide to the first laboratory-created animal approved for human consumption: genetically engineered salmon.
Senior Associate Attorney, Northeast Office Hannah Chang:
A coalition of national and regional groups, represented by Earthjustice, is suing the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to update standards that protect families against neurotoxic lead-based paint and lead dust.
Managing Attorney, Mid-Pacific Office Paul Achitoff:
On September 14, Native Hawaiians brought a civil rights complaint against state agencies on pesticide use.
Vice President of Litigation, Climate & Energy Abigail Dillen:
Ten thoughts from a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Alaska.
Associate Attorney, California Office Oscar Espino-Padron:
One California city is falling behind the rest of the state and the nation in transitioning to a zero-waste future.
Staff Attorney, Mid-Pacific Office David Henkin:
Citizen enforcement secures stream restoration and reef protection on Kauaʻi, 14 years after Earthjustice filed suit.
Sr. Research & Policy Analyst, International Program Jessica Lawrence:
The governments of India and Bangladesh are repressing coal protesters, even as the International Union for the Conservation of Nature holds the World Conservation Congress.
Staff Attorney, California Office Greg Loarie:
Legal victory overturns federal plan to open one million acres of California public land to drilling and fracking.
Staff Attorney, Washington, D.C. Office Emma Cheuse:
On the decision to replace self-bonding with stronger protections in the Arch coal bankruptcy reorganization.
Associate Attorney, Clean Energy Program Sara Gersen:
Court overturns solar rate hike for existing customers.
