The Latest On: Healthy Communities
June 2, 2020
| Press Release
Presidenta De Earthjustice Condena Ataque Contra Manifestantes Pacíficos Y La Primera Enmienda
June 2, 2020
| Press Release
Earthjustice President Condemns Attack on Peaceful Protesters and First Amendment
June 1, 2020
| In the News: The Hill
EPA Finalizes Rule To Regulate Cancer-Linked Chemical
Emma Cheuse, Attorney, Washington, D.C., Earthjustice: “EPA has chosen not to control the pollution as much as possible to prevent people from getting cancer from ethylene oxide.”
May 28, 2020
| In the News: The Press-Enterprise
New Appeal Filed Against Moreno Valley’s Proposed World Logistics Center
Adrian Martinez, Attorney, California Regional Office, Earthjustice: “There’s ways they can address the impacts, but it needs to be a smaller project and there needs to be real requirements to clean up a significant amount of pollution. Even a project half or a quarter of the size would still be one of the largest in the nation.”
May 28, 2020
| In the News: Bloomberg Law
EPA Disagreed With White House on Updating Mercury Analysis
Neil Gormley, Attorney, Washington, D.C., Earthjustice: “[The emails show] that even OMB agreed with public health and environmental groups and EPA’s independent science advisers that EPA should have grappled with new information showing that the benefits of MATS are much greater than EPA estimated and the costs much lower.”
May 28, 2020
| Press Release
Environmental Groups Join City of Richmond in Legal Fight to Phase Out Polluting Coal Dust from Shipping Terminal
May 27, 2020
| Press Release
Earthjustice Applauds Introduction of New Legislation to Electrify Our Country’s Ports
May 27, 2020
| Explainer
The Trump Administration’s Hazy Plans to Weaken Car Pollution Standards Won’t Work. Here’s Why.
May 27, 2020
| In the News: High Country News
Tribal Leaders Oppose Online Consultations With The U.S. During The Pandemic
Gussie Lord, Director of Tribal Partnerships, Earthjustice: “It’s based on these common-law trust principles, like when you’re holding someone else’s property in trust — you can’t just do anything you want with it. You have to take care of it, and preferably in the way the property owner wants.”