By land and by sea, America’s Arctic is under attack. Earthjustice is fighting on multiple fronts to protect this irreplaceable region and keep the Arctic’s fossil fuels in the ground.

California will finally stop allowing oil wells near people’s backyards.

Concerned about health impacts of drilling rush, groups push EPA to act swiftly

Outdated standards, air pollution from drilling endanger communities, climate

Air pollutants endanger communities, fuel global warming

Road building prohibited on 327 oil and gas leases issued by Bush administration in National Forest roadless areas

A new report highlights the gas industry’s deceptive efforts to keep our homes and buildings tethered to gas combustion.

New Federal Safeguards Clear the Air, Protect Public Health, and Actually Make Industry Money

Motion backs the Biden administration’s legality in pausing federal onshore, offshore leasing

Clean air, climate, communities on track for greater protection throughout U.S.

Conservation and Alaska Native groups head to federal court in legal challenge to Shell Oil plans to drill in the Arctic Ocean this July

Through a network of front-groups, lobbyists, and PR firms, SoCalGas is funding and coordinating a misinformation campaign to greenwash gas and stoke local opposition to building electrification.

Hasty environmental review ignores human rights and public support for protections

The record shows that the Trump’s efforts to weaken environmental regulations are no match for the law.

The Obama administration just delivered another blow to Arctic drilling. What’s next in the fight to protect one of our nation’s most pristine ecosystems?

New oil and gas leasing on public lands in California will be suspended, advancing efforts by public interest groups to protect community health and the climate from fossil fuels

Legal challenge takes on one of the largest lease sales in U.S. history, which raises serious threats to climate, Gulf communities, and endangered species

Agency continues to rubber-stamp dangerous offshore drilling; Scientists agree more data needed to understand the effects of oil development