A legal victory decades in the making, the EPA will require modern wastewater treatment at all remaining coal-fired plants

EPA agrees to strengthen standards for the nation’s largest industrial source of phosphorus pollution — and second-largest industrial source of nitrogen pollution — by 2025

Agreement leads federal agency to implement some safeguards

OSM must prepare environmental impact statement to determine whether to allow proposed 175-million-ton expansion to proceed

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

EPA decision protects Bristol Bay waters from becoming a dumping ground for mine waste; effectively rebuffing the threat of Pebble Mine

Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland has approved the mineral withdrawal of over 200,000 acres of Superior National Forest lands

The National Roadless Rule was rolled back for America’s last great rainforest by the Trump administration, threatening millions of acres of undeveloped national forest lands

EPA found that the six plants failed to prove that their coal ash ponds were not leaking and not contaminating groundwater

White House and USPS announce plan making most mail truck purchases electric within five years; fully zero emissions after 2026

Millions of tons of pollution pass through the dam into the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay

The oil drilling project Peregrine is on pause, but another carbon bomb — the Willow Project — could get the go-ahead.

Dredging Matagorda Bay to increase oil exports would have devastated the fishing community, increased climate pollution, and harmed public health

Per White House recommendations, law puts two-year pause on cryptocurrency mining in fossil-fueled power plants and requires DEC study

Court says advocates can intervene to hold Southeast Michigan polluter directly accountable

Proposal marks first official step to regulating leaded aviation fuel, the top cause of lead in the air in the country 

Court finds OSM failed to consider expansion impacts on water resources, the Yellowstone River, and the climate

“Make no mistake, we expect more battles to come, and we will fight every effort to put fossil fuels over people and weaken laws that are more important than ever to building a just and equitable future.”