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Several organizations, including Earthjustice, submitted comments in response to the Federal Aviation Administration’s Draft Transition Plan to Unleaded Aviation Gasoline.

Más de 14 millones de personas en EE. UU., incluyendo Puerto Rico, viven cerca de instalaciones de esterilización que emiten uno de los contaminantes atmosféricos más tóxicos y regulados por la EPA

More than 14 million people in the US live near sterilizer facilities that emit one of the most toxic air pollutants regulated by the agency

Earthjustice responds to the fatal math mistake in the HI State Energy Office’s cost calculations

Public has right to know NorthWestern’s data center plans under state constitution

Community, conservation, and Indigenous-led organizations challenged a Montana Public Service Commission protective order that shields NorthWestern Energy’s letters of intent to provide electricity service to data centers from public view.

El análisis de impacto ambiental de la ciudad se consideró inadecuado, rechazó alternativas viables y ahora debe rehacerse

City’s environmental impact analysis ruled inadequate, rejected feasible alternatives, and now must be redone

New oil-and-gas leases will lock in decades of pollution; won’t lower Americans’ energy bills

Citizens Against Ruining the Environment (CARE), Earthjustice, Prairie River Network, and Sierra Club celebrate the decision to ensure better monitoring and clean-up of coal ash at the highly-polluted quarry

BP’s proposed Kaskida project could become a sequel to Deepwater Horizon.

In New York, mega-warehouses have clustered in communities already dealing with heavy air pollution. Smart policies can improve air quality.

The offshore oil drilling project would push into riskier, deeper waters than the infamous Deepwater Horizon rig.

As energy bills rise, New Yorkers need the Governor and Legislature to stay squarely focused on solutions to energy affordability

Los argumentos orales se llevarán a cabo durante la sesión del otoño

The Trump administration’s onslaught on the environment is intense, but Earthjustice is using the power of the law to fight back.

Long Beach must halt the expansion of a polluting oil storage tank at its port, a Los Angeles County Superior Court ruled, citing an inadequate environmental review of a project expected to emit cancer-causing chemicals like hydrogen sulfide, benzene, and other toxic chemicals near schools. The court said the City’s California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) analysis failed to accurately describe the project and improperly rejected a feasible alternative.

Oral arguments will take place during fall session