Air pollution rules from new administration will cut mercury pollution by between 81 and 93 percent

Affected communities cheer federal proposal to slash pollution from cement kilns

Years of delay means thousands of pounds of mercury pollution have gone unchecked

Agency signs on to court settlement, ends a decade of delay

Earthjustice report reveals mercury pollution nearly twice what EPA previously thought

746 coal ash units in 43 states and Puerto Rico have reported information in compliance with federal coal ash safeguards since 2015. Here’s what the data said.

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Three NY cement kilns account for nearly one third of all mercury pollution in the state — groups urge the governor to limit mercury pollution

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

Agency ignores federal courts, Congress, and over 20,000 public comments in do-nothing rule

Mercury, other toxic air pollutants reduced up to 92%

NYSDEC must include mercury limits in operating permits for Lafarge and other cement kilns

Costs mount as congressional goals go unmet

Agency sets timeline for rules reducing mercury, other hazardous pollutants

Earthjustice attorneys and our client and partner in litigation, Prairie River Network discuss cleaning up coal ash contaminating groundwater in Illinois and across America.

Over our years of working to stop mountaintop removal mining, we at Earthjustice have met so many brave and dedicated people fighting for their communities, mountains and waters. In 2010, Earthjustice launched our “Mountain Heroes” campaign to share their inspiring stories and show that this is not just a fight for the environment—it’s a fight…

Rikki Weber is a Legal Practice Manager with the California regional office in San Francisco, CA.

EPA continues to allow mercury, other pollutants from cement production industry