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

September 20, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Court Reinstates Roadless Rule

Almost 50 million acres of national forests and grasslands once again protected

September 7, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Preliminary Court Decision Would Bar Leasing in Critical Wetlands at Teshekpuk Lake, Alaska

Decision could save the internationally significant wildlife habitat

September 7, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Colorado River Cutthroat Trout To Be Considered for Protection

Judge tosses Bush administration decision denying trout protection as threatened or endangered species

September 6, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Counties Can't Unilaterally Seize Control Over National Park Trails, Federal Court Rules

Ruling affects lands owned by all Americans

August 24, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Judge: Bush Administration Pesticide Rules for Endangered Species Are Illegal

Pesticide lobbyists sought to remove checks and balances

August 24, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Court Stops Destruction of Alaskan Lake by Mining Company

Allows other mining activities to proceed

August 22, 2006 | Press Release: Victory

Giant Sequoia National Monument Wins Court Protection

Judge rules against Bush administration logging plan

August 16, 2006 | Case

Protecting the Tongass Roadless Area from a New Access Road

Earthjustice challenged the state of Alaska’s plan to build a new road north from Juneau through an inventoried roadless area to a huge new ferry terminal.

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