Debbie Chizewer, Managing Attorney, Midwest Office, Earthjustice: “It needs to be redone or completely thrown away.”

The system that greenlights oil-drilling on public lands is broken. Here’s how to fix it and avoid more carbon bombs.

A plan to build more petrochemical plants has already begun, but locals are fighting back.

The web of life is in danger of collapsing, due in large part to climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction caused by the fossil fuel industry. We’re working to protect species from these threats.

La revisión ambiental de la administración no tuvo en cuenta el impacto climático total del proyecto

Administration’s environmental review failed to account for project’s full climate impact

George Torgun, Attorney, Oceans Program, Earthjustice: “This administration has pledged to oversee a historic transition to clean energy, but actions speak louder than words.”

The administration has approved the massive Willow Arctic oil drilling project, which would threaten the climate and the Western Arctic.

Decision greenlights a carbon bomb and opens decades of oil drilling in Western Arctic

Angela Johnson Meszaros, Managing Attorney, Community Partnerships Program, Earthjustice: “If they can’t comply with the requirements, the city can petition the court to declare them a nuisance. Nuisance operations have to be corrected or shut down.”

Lease Sale 259 is one of the largest lease sales in history. As promised, we’re using our legal tools to fight it.

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

Lawsuit Challenges Biden Decision to Open 73.3 Million Acres of Gulf of Mexico for Oil Leasing

Poll finds 57% of New Yorkers support banning fossil fuel heating equipment and appliances in new construction

Climate advocates and health experts plan to intervene to uphold Washington’s critical statewide building energy codes

Lease Sale 259 will bring unnecessary harm to environmental justice communities, climate, and at-risk species

With only about 50 Gulf of Mexico whales remaining, they are at critical risk if oil companies ramp up seismic oil exploration.

Environmental groups urge federal agencies to reinstate modern train safety requirements in the wake of recent disaster