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

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

Groups say desalination plant would disproportionately harm the historically Black Hillcrest neighborhood that has faced increased industrialization by the City

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Title VI Discrimination Complaint Against Corpus Christi, Texas, Accepted

Desalination plant would disproportionately harm a historically Black neighborhood

Civil rights complaint to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development against the City of Corpus Christi for violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Recent victories show how communities can fight back against the dirty petrochemical industry.

Building on Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Beyond Coal and Beyond Carbon, Beyond Petrochemicals will partner with frontline communities to block the construction of 120+ planned new petrochemical projects

Petrochemicals are an environmental and public health disaster. What you need to know.

Decision is a major victory for RISE St. James, Louisiana Bucket Brigade, Healthy Gulf, No Waste Louisiana, Center for Biological Diversity, Earthworks, the Sierra Club, and others in a years-long fight

Louisiana court vacates air permits for Formosa Plastics’ massive petrochemical complex in Cancer Alley

An overburdened community unites against Big Oil’s next big play.

Earthjustice Praises Congressional Letter Opposing Permitting Side-Deal in Continuing Resolution or Other Must-Pass Legislation

Community declares victory against what would have been the largest methanol production facility in North America

Ethics Committee decision re: Metro board member Matt Letourneau’s conflict of interest

Federal appeals court affirms $14.25 million civil penalty for Exxon’s illegal pollution in one of the longest-running environmental enforcement suits

Amicus on behalf of Air Alliance Houston

Federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Exxon for the third time and upheld a record $14.25 million civil penalty in one of the longest-running environmental enforcement suits ever brought under the federal Clean Air Act.