Old forests are powerhouses for absorbing and sequestering carbon dioxide, a key driver of the climate crisis. These stunning photographs of the Pacific Northwest old-growth forests showcase their beauty and vital role in the ecosystem.

Uplifting voices across the nation, who are leading the way to cleaner, safer energy sources.

Major polluter Greenidge Generation files lawsuit in order to continue mining cryptocurrency and polluting the environment while challenging DEC’s permit denial in court

Codes could reduce building sector emissions that contribute to poor air quality and climate change

Enbridge seeks federal and state approval to extend its trespassing pipeline

Earthjustice joins Alaska’s Tribes and conservation groups in applauding the Department of Interior’s decision – and the thorough study and public process that informed it.

Court opens door to fish collection permits for West Hawai‘i, subject to Land Board approval

See how Earthjustice makes the case before public utility commissions for a faster, fairer transition to clean energy.

Hear from supporters like you who joined with Earthjustice to defend our wild places, our communities, and our future.

In public utility commissions, Earthjustice is helping communities push for clean, affordable electricity for all.

Earthjustice’s work in state energy proceedings like California is driving the state, and the nation’s, clean energy transition.

Climate-killing crypto miner Greenidge Generation became a national story and test case for how states should handle the exploitative and extractive crypto mining industry

Ben Chagnon is a senior counsel is Senior Counsel for Strategic Legal Advocacy at Earthjustice.

Melissa Legge, Attorney, Clean Energy Program: “The decision shows how the courts and the Department of Environmental Conservation are upholding that law and enforcing that law. New York does not need any more gas plants like Danskammer. What New York needs is renewables like solar and wind to come online and battery storage in order…

Enbridge has earned over $1 billion by trespassing on the Bad River Band’s reservation.

Biden administration agrees that Enbridge is trespassing on Bad River Band Reservation

U.S. Court of Appeals affirms that EPA regulations prohibit closing coal ash dumps with ash sitting in groundwater

Gussie Lord, Earthjustice’s first-ever director of tribal partnerships, and Stefanie Tsosie, senior associate attorney, tribal partnerships, discuss the complex legal, cultural, and political issues unique to this vital work.