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EPA’s rulemaking allows 33 highly toxic sources to continue emitting carcinogenic ethylene oxide without limits

Mientras afirma promover la salud, la EPA está eliminando las protecciones contra sustancias químicas tóxicas presentes en el aire, los alimentos y el agua

While claiming to promote health, the EPA is removing protections from toxic chemicals in air, food, and water

The ruling derails the current administration’s efforts to further undermine the landmark conservation law.

Groups to hold virtual press briefing today at 12 pm ET

The unprecedented blanket-exemption would leave numerous Gulf species and ecosystems unprotected and vulnerable to extinction, including the critically endangered Rice’s whale, sea turtles, fish, rays, corals, and birds.

Whales, sea turtles, fish, rays, manatees, corals, and birds are now without protection.

The county must conduct an independent capacity analysis of the terminal expansion and redo its environmental analysis

The Whatcom County Hearing Examiner sided with six local environmental groups in ruling that Whatcom County mishandled its review of a series of expansions of a liquefied petroleum gas facility near Bellingham. The County must now conduct an independent capacity analysis of the terminal expansion and redo its environmental analysis.

Buffer zones between drilling sites, communities to remain in effect during legal battle

This matter came before the court on March 20, 2026 for a hearing on Plaintiff’s motion for a preliminary injunction and for the reasons explained below, the court will deny Plaintiff’s motion for a preliminary injunction.

Organizations fear harm to waters, wilderness area, and ESA-protected species

A coalition of local and national organizations filed suit over the Trump administration’s fast-tracked approval of the Libby Exploration Project in northwestern Montana’s Cabinet Mountains.

A coalition of local and national organizations filed suit over the Trump administration’s fast-tracked approval of the Libby Exploration Project in northwestern Montana’s Cabinet Mountains.

EPA fails to protect farmers, truck drivers, and families from the harm of toxic sludge

Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and partner organizations, including the Kentucky Resources Council (KRC) and Earthjustice, have filed briefs in support of an appeal challenging the EPA’s failure to protect communities from PFAS – toxic forever chemicals – in sewage sludge. The appeal – brought by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) – highlights the EPA’s refusal to act despite decades of contaminated sludge being spread on farmland as fertilizer across the country.

Panel of appointees aligns with “national security” rationale from Secretary of Defense

Earthjustice attorneys are fighting to control their pollution and climate impacts — and your energy bill.