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Six Earthjustice attorneys share what motivates them to keep fighting for the planet and its people.

“Los costos del transporte ya están afectando a los hogares, y esta norma propuesta agrava la crisis de asequibilidad que enfrentan nuestras familias y comunidades”

“Transportation costs are already squeezing households, and this proposed rule worsens the affordability crisis facing our families and communities.”

In a series of recent moves, the administration is opening most of the vast and precious Arctic ecosystem to drilling.

This decision approves two energy efficiency market transformation initiatives (MTIs) proposed by the California Market Transformation Administrator (CalMTA) in its application.

California Market Transformation Administrator to launch two programs helping more homes electrify appliances

Over 100 groups oppose Chair Westerman’s “Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development Act” (The “SPEED Act”).

The costs of running the unnecessary coal power plant surpassed $80 million in September

Earthjustice filed a legal challenge to MISO’s plan to fast-track connection of mostly fossil-fueled generation at the expense of households

Earthjustice files challenge to SPP’s proposal that fails to account for fossil fuels’ poor reliability during extreme weather and undervalues clean energy

Residents concerned about hurricanes and the methane gas barge celebrate Entergy’s retreat

All nations must tackle climate change or face legal consequences for causing harm to the environment.

Despite success in U.S. District Court, Governor Hochul slow rolls her own energy affordability agenda

The settlement gives Greenidge Generation a five-year free pass to continue polluting communities near Seneca Lake, in clear violation of the state climate law

Filing follows PUC Just Transition decision that overlooks environmental justice concerns

The state of Colorado and Xcel Energy filed a request with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to keep Unit 2 at the Comanche coal plant in Pueblo operating beyond its December retirement deadline.

I&M’s plan should be rejected because it does not assign 80% of costs to the data centers, as promised by the state legislature and Governor Braun

SEEM agrees to post hourly average price data, increasing price transparency on platform