Forest Service ignored effects of development on 974,000 roadless acres

Executive order launches process for protecting mature and old-growth forests on federal lands

Failure to protect mature and old-growth forests from logging risks global credibility on forest conservation

Mature and old-growth forests store and sequester a vast amount of carbon, making them an essential resource for achieving our nation’s climate commitments

Brief filed before the California Public Utilities Commission details six years of SoCalGas efforts to weaken federal, state, and city climate regulations

Decision from the California Public Utilities Commission not nearly enough to hold SoCalGas accountable for web of deceit

Wide-ranging rule will include Bureau of Land Management forest policies

The U.S. Forest Service announced a pathway for preserving mature and old-growth forests, which have been under threat from logging and climate change.

A pattern of deception and neglect led SoCalGas to disregard obvious safety measures that could have prevented the largest methane leak in U.S. history.

National forests are the single largest source of clean drinking water in the United States, serving 124 million Americans. Rebecca Judd, legislative counsel for Earthjustice, based in Washington, D.C., discusses her work to protect forests.

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Q & As with attorney Kristen Boyles, who works to protect our nation's forests and their critical natural resources and wildlife.

New Vilsack guidance to Forest Service falls short of protecting key forests

Home to California condors, arroyo toads, other imperiled species

Announcement advances Biden’s 2022 Earth Day Executive Order

Earthjustice attorney Jan Hasselman, lead counsel to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in their litigation, discusses the historic legal case and what lies ahead.

EPA violated the Clean Air Act when it refused to set protective standards and ignored the unanimous recommendation of its independent science advisor

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a brief decision on Aug. 31, 2018, affirming its original decision to issue a construction permit for the Dakota Access Pipeline. Attorney Jan Hasselman explains what it means.