Rule allows polluters to request that any monitoring requirements end after two years

Amended bill would define cumulative impacts and strengthen air quality enforcement process

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

The first transatlantic voyages were only the beginning.

Community advocates demand meaningful action to address ozone pollution

Groups demand federal agencies enforce laws to protect area and landowners from criminally-convicted corporation

Over the last two years, the Biden administration has made real progress in rebalancing the courts and getting more diverse and experienced judges confirmed in the Senate. That should continue as the Senate remains in Democratic hands.

GreenLatinos, Womxn from the Mountain, Healthy Air and Water Colorado, and Madhvi4EcoEthics have raised significant concerns with the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division’s draft Moderate/Severe Ozone State Implementation Plan (draft SIP).

Intervention seeks to protect Suncor's strengthened monitoring plan and Fenceline Monitoring Law itself

La intervención busca proteger tanto el plan de monitoreo reforzado para Suncor, como la propia Ley de Monitoreo de Alambrado

Legal action seeks to clarify local authority for land under NorthWestern’s methane gas plant near Laurel

Community and environmental groups have asked a court to clarify the municipal zoning authority for NorthWestern Energy’s proposed methane gas-fired power plant near Laurel, MT.

Petition argues that Suncor has shown it is incapable of consistently complying with emission limits

Community and environmental groups have filed a petition asking the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to object to the Title V air permit for Suncor’s East Plant in Commerce City.

We need a federal anti-SLAPP statute to safeguard first amendment rights and ensure access to justice.

SLAPP suits are baseless lawsuits used by the wealthy and powerful corporations to silence dissent and often target journalists, activists, protesters, and others speaking in public forums from exercising their first amendment rights.

Both nominations received tied votes in the Senate Judiciary Committee, thus needing to be discharged in order to move forward.

Bloomekatz has a long history of public service and is the first public interest environmental lawyer nominated to the federal bench