Army foot-dragging threatens public safety, disrupts Hawaiian cultural observance

Groups applaud step, urge stronger protections against dangerous smog pollution

Ground-level ozone harms public health and nature, yet inaction continues

The EPA is under court order to take action to limit the amount of smog allowed into the air. Listening sessions were conducted across the country on the proposed ozone standards. These are stories from the hearing held in Sacramento, CA.

The Army’s two-and-a-half year ban on access to cultural sites at Mākua Military Reservation on O‘ahu violates a 2001 court-ordered settlement

Violated Settlement in Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Representatives Bacon and Willford’s bill aims to improve air quality permitting and enforcement

Map of Exclusion Zone declared by Army due to 250-pound unexploded bomb.

Visualizing the widespread extent of agricultural pesticide usage for 14 of the most harmful organophosphate pesticides.

Malama Makua, represented by Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund, will return to court to challenge the US Army’s claim that resuming live-fire training and related activities at Makua Military Reservation on O`ahu would have no significant impact on the more than 40 endangered species and dozens of sacred and cultural sites found at Makua and on neighboring communities.

Malama Makua seeks ban on live-fire training until required studies completed

Stryker Brigade to push training to Makua?

Marines will abide by environmental protections during consultation

Ends Delay That Risked Health of Millions Nationwide

Community deprived of vital information about food safety because army failed to test species that local families actually eat

Earthjustice filed suit against the U.S. Army, once again seeking an Environmental Impact Statement under the National Environmental Policy Act for training and related activities at Makua Military Reservation on O`ahu.

A new report documents how people have been left in harm’s way, as the Trump administration attempts to block the Chemical Disaster Rule.

Stronger measures needed to reduce ozone pollution