EPA missed its deadlines to evaluate twenty-two toxic chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act

Plants manufacturing polyether polyols release the carcinogen ethylene oxide and are concentrated in Texas, West Virginia, and Louisiana

Earthjustice represents public interest groups in Kentucky

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission plays a critical role in the U.S. clean energy transition.

Lower Snake River Dam Coalition letter urging Congress and the Administration work with Tribal Nations, stakeholders, and the Northwest to implement a comprehensive solution to restore salmon in the Columbia and Snake Rivers, provide justice for Tribes, and ensure a successful transition to a strong and robust future.

EPA’s final rule corrects a Trump era rollback and brings clarity to state and Tribal authority to protect water quality

If the lake continues to shrink, 2.5 million people could wind up breathing in toxic dust from the newly exposed lakebed.

Administration, Congress should strengthen regulations, reform outdated mining laws

Settlement cuts off oil shale giant’s planned mine and processing facility from water supply

The rapid growth of cryptomining threatens to strain Texas’s grid and raise electricity rates for Texans.

Cryptocurrency companies are burning waste coal, shredded tires, and fracked gas.

Kentucky produces more carbon dioxide pollution from cryptocurrency mining than any other U.S. state.

The growth of cryptomining threatens to keep polluting coal-fired power plants active, strain the grid, and raise electricity rates for Hoosiers.

The EPA Rule ignores evidence that biofuel production has significant climate, environmental, consumer, and justice impacts in violation of federal law

Environmental Groups Challenge EPA’s 2023-2025 Renewable Fuel Standard Rule

Advocates and unions urge Governor Hochul to include the Green Transit, Green Jobs bill in State Budget; Legislation requires all state transit authorities to purchase only zero-emission buses starting in 2029 and would establish protections for existing workers during transition

A string of victories show how communities can fight back against the dirty petrochemical industry.

The federal court sided with government and with intervenors represented by Earthjustice