Sackett v. EPA threatens more than half of the 118 million acres of wetlands in the United States. Here’s what we can do now to fight for clean water.

Public comment can push the agency to make sure no community remains unprotected from this toxic waste menace.

The pipeline is a few yards from exposure to the Bad River, risking a leak that could spread oil into the Great Lakes.

The EPA has announced new carbon pollution standards for power plants. Here’s what’s at stake.

The plan would pave over a large undeveloped space, increase traffic, air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, disturb a former Superfund site, and jeopardize the city’s aquifer.

We’re celebrating big clean energy victories in California, Maryland, Colorado, and New York.

The U.S. Forest Service announced a pathway for preserving mature and old-growth forests, which have been under threat from logging and climate change.

A North Dakota judge blocked the Biden administration’s “Waters of the United States” rule in 24 states, putting our nation’s clean wetlands, rivers, streams, and drinking water jeopardy.

Here’s what they’ll do for health and climate.

The bill will also redefine methane gas as “green energy,” and prevent local control of pesticides. We’re suing to stop this oil and gas feeding frenzy.

Responding to pressure from community groups, the EPA is updating its rules on cancer-causing emissions, including chloroprene and ethylene oxide.

The Donlin Gold Mine could soon be built along the Kuskokwim River in Southwest Alaska, threatening a vital ecosystem and Native ways of life.

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

Utah has filed a lawsuit that aims to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante and undermine the Antiquities Act – but we’re stepping in.

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

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

Here’s what we know now and what officials should do to help the people affected by this catastrophe.

The decision is an important step in preserving Bristol Bay and its residents’ way of life.