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Notice of warning from Environmental Protection Agency to CEO of Management and Training Corporation (MTC) re: disinfectant use at Imperial Regional Detention Facility. MTC advised to take all necessary action to ensure that any further use of pesticides takes place in accordance with the directions and precautionary statements on the pesticide label, and in full compliance with the provisions of FIFRA. Failure to do so could be subject to further enforcement action.

In the matter of the appeal of 350 Tacoma and South Tacoma Neighborhood Council. From the April 21, 2023, Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance and Critical Area Development Permit issued by the City of Tacoma

Exhibit numbers and descriptions for appellants 350 Tacoma and South Tacoma Neighborhood Council

Witness names and summary of testimony for appellants 350 Tacoma and South Tacoma Neighborhood Council

A project of the New York City Coalition to end lead poisoning

Earthjustice, along with 92 other organizations and entities write to Chairwoman Cantwell, Ranking Member Cruz, Chairman Graves, and Ranking Member Larsen in opposition of Section 620 of the Senate Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Reauthorization bill and Section 431 of the House FAA Reauthorization bill, which would hamper the long overdue transition towards lead-free aviation fuels. The request is that these provisions be struck from the FAA Reauthorization bill in support of communities nationwide who continue to be exposed to unsafe levels of lead due to leaded aviation gasoline.

Letter asks the Bureau of Land Management to take another important step: to reform the federal oil and gas program by aligning it with the Biden administration’s climate, conservation, and environmental justice goals.

Conservation groups have asked a federal judge for a preliminary injunction to stop the launch of two mineral exploration projects in southern Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains.

Conservation groups filed a notice of their intent to sue the Biden administration over violations of the Endangered Species Act unless approval of exploration projects in Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains is revoked within 60 days. The groups say the Forest Service and the Fish and Wildlife Service failed to accurately assess the risks the mining projects pose to Mexican spotted owls and Western yellow-billed cuckoos, two of the threatened species that live in the Patagonia Mountains.

This settlement of litigation over DTE’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) puts Michigan on track to end the burning of coal for electric generation in less than a decade, a major milestone for climate progress in the state. Sierra Club was represented by Earthjustice.

Petition outlines how decades-old use of “categorical exclusion” allows companies to skip over risk assessments in oil and gas “sacrifice zone”

Comments from 21 organizations on proposed rulemaking for how the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages federal land

A Line 5 backgrounder for reporters with the current status of related legal fights.

Reply brief on Gulfport Port expansion case.

A map of Gulfport, Mississippi, overlaid with demographic and industrial data.

Colorado’s Water Quality Control Division recently sent a compliance advisory to Suncor Energy for three benzene and two total suspended solids exceedances at the company’s Commerce City refinery between January and April of this year.

East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice and People’s Collective for Environmental Justice move to intervene in support of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Michel S. Regan re: EPA’s final actions published as Waiver of Preemption; Decision: California State Motor Vehicle and Engine Pollution Control Standards; Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Engine Emission Warranty and Maintenance Provisions; Advanced Clean Trucks; Zero Emission Airport Shuttle; Zero-Emission Power Train Certification

The Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, the Penobscot Nation, and the Natural Resources Council of Maine, represented by Earthjustice and Brann & Isaacson, joined the Conservation Law Foundation in petitioning to intervene in the review of Wolfden’s permit application to the Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC) to rezone the area for industrial uses.