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New rules can now be enforced, to the benefit of people breathing air and workers in the clean energy economy

Groups take action to halt oil tanks near schools and overburdened communities

Republicans take power with an agenda that will benefit polluters big time at the expense of communities and weakened protections for air and water.

Here’s why we remain confident that the courts are a place where we can mount an effective defense of the environment.

By prioritizing loyalty above actual qualifications, Trump is signaling disinterest in the mission of the EPA and an intention to weaken the agency.

We are prepared to defend the environment and communities no matter who holds political office.

The policy playbook from the Heritage Foundation would strip away our rights to clean air, clean water, and a healthy planet.

Isaac Moriwake, longtime environmental attorney at Earthjustice, reflects on recent cases that now have potential to improve on the status quo.

Today, a federal district judge ruled in favor of the State of California, as well as community and environmental groups, by pausing an industry challenge to California’s In-Use Locomotive Regulation until the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency decides whether to approve the rule under the federal Clean Air Act.

Environmental justice groups joined California Attorney General to defeat legal challenge from rail industry

Environmental and community groups to review to ensure strongest possible protections from air pollution

Earthjustice and our partners are fighting to loosen the fossil fuel industry’s destructive grip on our world. We can win — and it will take all of us.

Health, environmental, community groups urge court not to stay vital climate, health protections

“We urge Congress to stand firm in rejecting these attacks on standards that are saving lives and helping us meet our climate goals.”

El manual de políticas de la Fundación Heritage nos quitaría derechos a un aire y agua limpios, además de un planeta saludable.

Final rule limits Trump-era deregulation of toxic pollution

The agency’s final coke ovens rule does not reduce enough toxic air pollution to protect nearby communities

Local groups ask the EPA to take over to require monitoring of emissions to protect public health.