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November 22, 2022 | From the Experts

To Meet the Moment on Climate, Biden Must Stick to 'No New Drilling' Promise

The fossil-fuel industry is impeding U.S. climate progress, but the Biden administration has the power to keep us on track

November 21, 2022 | From the Experts

What We Saw at COP27: Lackluster Outcomes but Hopeful Connections

Centering justice and community at the UN Climate Summit in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.

November 16, 2022 | From the Experts

Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Roads: Electrifying Off-road Vehicles and Rail

California is considering key regulations for zero emissions rail, bulldozers, and tractors as it leaves no stone unturned in its marathon to electrify everything

November 15, 2022 | Article

What a Shorebird Can Teach Us About the Biodiversity Crisis

Throughout the animal kingdom, increasing pressures from industry are putting endangered or threatened species like the red knot at risk.

November 14, 2022 | Article

Oil Project in Arctic Put on Pause

An oil drilling project Peregrine is on pause, but more fossil fuel fights in the Arctic remain.

November 11, 2022 | From the Experts

In 2021, Scientists Identified a New Whale Species in the Gulf of Mexico

Here's how Earthjustice is working to protect marine creatures and biodiversity.

November 8, 2022 | Article

The Electric School Bus Is the Climate Hero We Need

The wheels on the bus are powered by clean energy.

November 7, 2022 | Article

Tribes Halt Major Copper Mine on Ancestral Lands in Arizona

A mining company won’t stop trying to bend the rules to construct a massive mine on sacred lands – even after Tribes beat it in court.

November 7, 2022 | From the Experts

Colorado Is at a Crossroads in Its Clean Energy Transition

As Colorado shutters its coal plants, the decisions we make now will determine how quickly we electrify our cars and homes, and whether all Coloradans have equitable access to clean energy

November 7, 2022 | From the Experts

Colorado's Suncor Refinery is Fighting a Plan to Monitor its Toxic Pollution

Suncor filed a suit against the state to block fenceline monitoring requirements for its refinery, but community and environmental groups quickly moved to intervene and ensure they remain in place

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To Meet the Moment on Climate, Biden Must Stick to 'No New Drilling' Promise

What We Saw at COP27: Lackluster Outcomes but Hopeful Connections

Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Roads: Electrifying Off-road Vehicles and Rail

What a Shorebird Can Teach Us About the Biodiversity Crisis

Oil Project in Arctic Put on Pause

In 2021, Scientists Identified a New Whale Species in the Gulf of Mexico

The Electric School Bus Is the Climate Hero We Need

Tribes Halt Major Copper Mine on Ancestral Lands in Arizona

Colorado Is at a Crossroads in Its Clean Energy Transition

Colorado's Suncor Refinery is Fighting a Plan to Monitor its Toxic Pollution

Your Gift Matched for Giving Tuesday!

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