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Senators Join Public Lands Groups To Call On Trump Administration To Listen To Overwhelming Public Support For National Monuments

By Shirley Hao | July 11, 2017 |

Visitors at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.

As Interior moves to final stages of review, more than 2.7 million public comments support national monuments across the country

Remembering a Community’s Champion

By Christopher Amato | June 7, 2017 |

Charlene Benton was a hero in her community and an inspiration to those who knew her—including me.

Young Director Raises Funds for Earthjustice through Project for Awesome

By Earthjustice | May 3, 2017 |

Videographer and environmentalist Miriam Nielsen raised money and awareness for Earthjustice with an informative online video.

Report: Industrial Herring Trawlers Threaten New England's Oceans

By Shirley Hao | May 21, 2008 |

New report exposes risk posed by mismanagement of large-scale fleet, proposes solutions

Northwest Tribes to U.S. Coast Guard: Orcas and Oil Tankers Don’t Mix

By Shirley Hao | April 26, 2017 |

An orca spyhops to survey its surroundings. (iStockphoto)

U.S. Tribes challenge Coast Guard’s failure to protect orcas on the brink from oil tanker traffic

Scott Pruitt Is Betting on Your Silence

By Martin Hayden | April 21, 2017 |

The EPA has asked the public to comment on whether and which government safeguards should be gutted—another sign that Scott Pruitt’s “back to basics” agenda is all about taking us back to a more polluted America.

Love Will Trump Hate on Inauguration Day

By Daniel Schreiber | January 13, 2017 |

Join Earthjustice, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU for a star-studded live event airing online during the presidential inauguration.

Clean Lake Okeechobee's Water, Don’t Move it Around

By Tania Galloni | December 1, 2016 |

When it comes to green slime, the Florida state legislature has missed a critical point.

When it comes to addressing the green slime issue, the Florida state legislature has missed a critical point.

Reuse and Economics Impacts: NIPSCO Power Generation Facility, Michigan City, IN (KirK Engineering & Natural Resources, Inc.)

By Shirley Hao | July 29, 2021 |

Through case studies, KirK Engineering & Natural Resources presents examples of community planning and redevelopment success stories at retired U.S. industrial facilities. The studies were selected based on the proposed redevelopment end use or the process used to engage a community in the redevelopment process. Based on these studies, the report presents recommendations and potential options for redevelopment of the Michigan City Generation Station.