Together, We Can Rise to the Challenge of Climate Change — Even If the Trump Administration Won’t
Twelve years.
That’s how much time we have to limit the worst impacts of catastrophic climate change, according to the world’s top climate scientists at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC).
New Source Construction and Part 70 Operating Permit Joint Comments
Linda Rogers
Linda Rogers is the Marketing Director. She is based in the Los Angeles location of the California regional office.
Andrea Folds
Andrea “Danny” Folds serves as Earthjustice’s oceans lobbyist and contributes to the overall work of the Lands, Wildlife, and Oceans team in our Washington, D.C. office. Before joining us in D.C., Danny served as a law clerk at Centro de los Derechos del Migrante in Mexico City and as a legal intern at Friends of the Earth in Montreal, focusing on the human and animal health impacts of pesticides.
Lauren Williams
Lauren Williams is an Executive Assistant based out of Washington, DC.
Lauren has extensive experience as an executive assistant in the private sector, with government, and in the nonprofit space. Prior to Earthjustice, Lauren worked with Bombardier, where she served as the executive assistant to the Vice President of Government Affairs. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and a Master’s in Administration of Justice and Security, and is pursuing her second Master’s degree (in Paralegal Studies) at George Washington University.
Earthjustice Statement On The Trump Administration’s Dirty Energy Sideshow At The United Nations Climate Talks
Canada As Ugly Neighbor: Mines in B.C. Would Devastate Alaskan Tribes
Mining operations in Canada are threatening to destroy the way of life of Southeast Alaskan Tribes who were never consulted about the mines by the governments of Canada or British Columbia.
The Tribes have depended for millennia upon the pristine watersheds of the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk rivers. These waters flow through varied and wild landscapes from British Columbia through Alaska and are teeming with salmon and eulachon.