California is sinking the vast majority of its $4 billion clean transportation program into combustion fuels every year. Make it make sense.

We’re creating a zero-emissions reality from coast to coast.

The Biden administration picked a talented leader committed to environmental justice

A letter from environmental, health, and environmental justice groups in California urging Governor Gavin Newsom to make systemic, just,
and commonsense changes to California’s dated Low Carbon Fuel Standard Program. It’s time for Governor Newsom to step in and steer California on the right course towards a zero emissions future by shaping a Low Carbon Fuel Standard that will work for California in the 2020s and beyond.

Together, we achieved extraordinary wins for the earth and its people. Thank you.

Environmental groups publish full page ads in major newspapers outlining key climate actions as state grapples with unprecedented wildfires

Bonnie Malloy, Attorney, Florida Office: “The trigger for (the state) to file an appeal hasn’t happened yet because the court hasn’t rendered a final judgment yet. This is something developers sought because they could get permits quicker than when they go through the (U.S. Army) Corps process, but there were several illegal shortcuts they took…

VICE News investigates Centreville, Illinois' failing drainage and sewer systems.

Statewide Coalition, Labor Unions, and Elected Officials Advocate for Bill that would Reduce Planet-heating Emissions and Strengthen Manufacturing Sector

Newsom was a longtime member of Earthjustice’s Board of Trustees

Our legal win forces the US Fish and Wildlife Service to develop a real plan to stop human killing of Mexican gray wolves.

CARB’s revisions to one of California’s largest climate programs would be a polluter giveaway to dairy methane and refineries, all while doubling down on combustion

Leina‘ala Ley, Attorney, Mid-Pacific Office, Earthjustice: “KIUC admits it has not used water from the two diversions for the past two and a half years, and will not be able to use water for the foreseeable future because it has not repaired the siphon and it does not have plans, currently, to contract for those…

The state’s lawmakers have taken a key step to increasing statewide access to clean energy by passing community solar legislation.

Letter to the Editor published in the St. James Parish News-Examiner Enterprise

Thirsty Thursdays is our bimonthly blog series exploring the historic drought in the western United States.

The Navajo Nation — America’s largest Native American reservation — has breathtaking scenery, disheartening poverty, and a lot of sunny, windy days. So it was good news both on and off the Rez that the Nation has contracted with an East Coast renewable energy firm to build 500 megawatts of wind power generation there. The…

Drugged livestock, Chernobyland, wolverine wait listing