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As the upcoming federal administration appears completely hostile to all environmental policies that would clean up our air, Governor Hochul must harness New York’s resources and market power to support life-saving regulations that tackle transportation pollution.

The watchlist details the top 5 NY State Senate and Assembly districts with the highest population residing in mega-warehouse traffic areas;
Tailpipe emissions from e-commerce mega-warehouse traffic pump the air with toxic pollution causing high asthma, cardio, and pulmonary disease rates in Black, Latino/Hispanic, and low-income neighborhoods

Latest survey finds companies operating at the Port of Oakland are clamoring for all-electric equipment.

New Yorkers urge the governor to stand up for people, not polluters, and implement life-saving clean truck standards in full and on time to protect public health and the climate

Environmental justice groups joined California Attorney General to defeat legal challenge from rail industry

Warehouse project bringing 1,300 diesel truck trips per day in “diesel death zone” must undergo further scrutiny before development begins

Environmental groups have been fighting the project for more than five years

With California charting a course for zero-emissions rail, some of America’s oldest monopolies are conniving to hit the brakes on clean air. Don’t believe their misinformation.

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

California is not just staying in the running, but picking up the pace for zero emissions.

Each Hydrogen Hub will include a wide range of projects. Potential harms and benefits from specific projects will vary significantly.

It’s time for SoCal’s air regulators to build the political will and shape an Indirect Source Rule to shift port operations to zero emissions

A new approach to mega warehouse pollution is showing early success in the fight against diesel pollution. Everyone should be talking about Indirect Source Rules.

Maryland looks to an electric ride for its youngest residents.

Earthjustice’s push for progress in the states and internationally means we can still make environmental progress.

Billions for the largest and most polluting ports in the nation will electrify operations, grow jobs, save lives

Earthjustice and partners urge USDA to consider the full climate impact of crop-based biofuels when evaluating the potential benefits of using sustainable growing practices for biofuel production

Poses serious risks to drinking water sources