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Article August 13, 2012

Q&A: Frank James, M.D., Whatcom Docs

(Editor’s Note: This is the fifth blog post in an ongoing series about proposed coal export terminals in the Pacific Northwest.) Dr. Frank James is a member of Whatcom Docs, a group of medical doctors in Whatcom County, Wash., who are concerned about the health impacts of a proposed coal shipping terminal in Bellingham, Wash.…

Press Release June 18, 2009

Groups to Feds: Communities Have Right to Know of Toxic Coal Ash Sites

Ask agencies to disclose 44 ‘high hazard’ sites

Press Release February 3, 2006

Fact sheet on Rapanos v. United States and United States v. Carabel, two monumental Clean Water Act cases before the U.S. Supreme Court

Background information on two of the most important Clean Water Act cases ever heard before the United States Supreme Court

Press Release May 18, 2009

Judge Says Federal Agencies Need To Do More For Salmon Runs

Obama administration given key opportunity to rebuild salmon runs

Press Release: Victory November 4, 2009

EPA Takes First Step in Addressing Risk Posed by Toxic Pesticide Drift

Agency announcement comes just weeks after groups petition for protections

Press Release October 21, 2008

Groups Go to Court to Force Cleanup of Air Pollution in National Parks

Lawsuit charges illegal delays in cleaning up parks’ haze pollution

Press Release October 14, 2008

Staten Islanders Sue for Toxic Waste Dump Cleanup

Fed up with years of inaction by city and state, residents seek justice

Press Release: Victory June 8, 2009

Court: Chevron Refinery Must Redo Environmental Review in Richmond, CA

Community, public health, and climate advocates cheer

Press Release July 18, 2008

Judge Rules Water Projects Imperil Central Valley Salmon and Steelhead

Fishermen, tribes, and conservationists pleased that court recognizes need for changes to state and federal water project operations to better protect fish, jobs, and local communities

Press Release September 12, 2008

Citizens' Groups Fight "Free Pass" for Air Polluters

Air pollution loophole in federal court today

Article July 20, 2012

Will Oregon Follow Doctors’ Orders?

Listening to your doctor’s orders is usually a good idea. If your doctor prescribes you a medication and tells you to attend physical therapy, then you take the medication and you go to physical therapy. Now, imagine if 130 doctors all told you to do the same thing. You’d probably follow their orders, right? Well,…

Press Release July 22, 2010

Groups Seeking Ban on Toxic Pesticide Go to Federal Court

Outlawed in homes and gardens, pesticide is still sprayed on food crops

Press Release November 17, 2005

Public Health Groups Reach Agreement with EPA to Issue New Drinking Water Rules

Legal settlement forces agency to protect millions from dangerous parasites, toxic chemicals in their drinking water

Press Release February 26, 2004

New Reports Expose Hidden Failures of US Anti-Drug Policy in Colombia

Costs mount as congressional goals go unmet