Recent Victories

See Earthjustice’s recent court wins — and find out why we’re more than just lawyers in a courtroom.

March 2, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Victory In Efforts to Protect the San Pedro River

Fort Huachuca forced to reevaluate impacts from on and off-post actions

February 24, 2006 | Case

Stopping the Use of Humans as Test Subjects in Pesticide Research

In early 2013, prodded by Earthjustice and others, the EPA made it much harder than it was previously for pesticide companies to test their products on humans.

February 8, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Federal Government Withdraws Coal Plant Permit

Exhaust would pollute Yellowstone National Park

January 30, 2006 | Feature

Supreme Court Rejects Attack on Monuments

Earthjustice successfully defends authority of the president to create national monuments in lawsuit brought by anti-environmental groups.

January 19, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Bechtel Surrenders in Bolivia Water Revolt Case

Engineering giant sought $50 million, settles for thirty cents

December 7, 2005 | Press Release: Victory

Inuit Human Rights Petition Filed over Climate Change

Global warming radically affects Arctic peoples' lives, cultures

November 23, 2005 | Case

Challenging a New Source Review Equipment Replacement Loophole

Earthjustice successfully challenged an EPA rule that allowed thousands of aging power plants and other industrial facilities to emit more air pollution.

November 22, 2005 | Case

Protecting Canyonlands National Park from Off-Road Vehicles

Earthjustice successfully challenged attempts to turn a creek in Canyonlands National Park into a highway for off-roaders.

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Recent Victories

Victory In Efforts to Protect the San Pedro River

Stopping the Use of Humans as Test Subjects in Pesticide Research

Federal Government Withdraws Coal Plant Permit

Supreme Court Rejects Attack on Monuments

Bechtel Surrenders in Bolivia Water Revolt Case

Inuit Human Rights Petition Filed over Climate Change

Challenging a New Source Review Equipment Replacement Loophole

Protecting Canyonlands National Park from Off-Road Vehicles

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Puerto Rico Chooses Solar Over Gas in Grid Redesign

Montana’s High Court Rules Utility Cannot Discriminate Against Solar Energy

Declaración de Earthjustice: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Jueza de la Corte Suprema, Fallece a los 87 Años

Earthjustice Statement: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Passes Away at 87

In Open Letter to California, Climate and Environmental Justice Groups Outline Key Climate Actions for Gov. Newsom

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