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January 24, 2023 | Press Release

Columbia, Earthjustice Study Finds Most US Children Use Potentially Toxic Makeup Products, Often During Play

Children can be exposed to lead, asbestos, and other toxic chemicals through makeup and body products

January 23, 2023 | From the Experts

Maryland's Next Climate Challenge: Electrifying Homes for Low-income Marylanders

New report shines a light on Maryland’s opportunity to weave together policies and funding streams to leave no household behind as the state goes electric

January 23, 2023 | Report

Charting a Pathway to Maryland ’s Equitable Clean Energy Future

Maryland should take four steps to equitably decarbonize its building sector and fund safer, healthier, more resilient homes for Maryland’s low-income residents and families.

January 23, 2023 | Press Release

New Report Tackles Maryland’s Next Climate Challenge: Electrifying Homes, Especially for Low-income Households

Maryland state leaders should prioritize low-income households as they pull together $2 billion in state and federal funding to leave no household behind as Maryland goes electric

January 23, 2023 | Job Post

Temporary Staff Scientist, International Program

Earthjustice’s International Program is accepting applications for a Temporary Staff Scientist. This position is designed to fill in temporarily for a Staff Scientist on leave and will not lead to permanent employment at Earthjustice. The employer of record for this role will be an external staffing agency, and pay for this role will be processed through that agency.

January 20, 2023 | Article

How’s Biden Doing on the Climate Crisis?

Earthjustice’s attorneys and policy experts rated his administration's progress.

January 20, 2023 | Press Release

Environmental Groups Respond to USDA Plans to Protect Mature Forests While Addressing Wildfire

The Climate Forests Campaign welcomes Forest Service's new focus on mature, old-growth trees; highlights need for protections from logging

January 20, 2023 | Legal Document

Response brief to Ajax

Our brief in Genesee County Circuit Court responds to Ajax’s arguments, which ask the court to undo the modest pollution controls included in their permit.

January 19, 2023 | Article

Time is Ticking for Biden on This Urgent Environmental Work

The midpoint of Biden's presidential term reminds us that time is of the essence for meeting environmental commitments.

January 19, 2023

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Columbia, Earthjustice Study Finds Most US Children Use Potentially Toxic Makeup Products, Often During Play

Maryland's Next Climate Challenge: Electrifying Homes for Low-income Marylanders

Charting a Pathway to Maryland ’s Equitable Clean Energy Future

New Report Tackles Maryland’s Next Climate Challenge: Electrifying Homes, Especially for Low-income Households

Temporary Staff Scientist, International Program

How’s Biden Doing on the Climate Crisis?

Environmental Groups Respond to USDA Plans to Protect Mature Forests While Addressing Wildfire

Response brief to Ajax

Time is Ticking for Biden on This Urgent Environmental Work

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