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May 17, 2022 | Fact Sheet

Minimizing the Negative Impact of E-Commerce: Why We Need an Indirect Source Rule

The Indirect Source Rule (ISR) is a necessary tool for eliminating diesel emissions in environmental justice communities by making sure these communities are the first in line for the benefits of clean technology.

May 11, 2022 | Article

It’s Time to Update our Mining Laws for a Clean Energy Future

Demand for critical minerals is rising. We must ensure we can meet it in a secure and sustainable way.

May 10, 2022 | From the Experts

Got Lungs? Berkeley’s Got Your Back (and the Gas Industry Doesn’t)

Cities are leading the charge for all-electric homes to cut the methane and protect our health.

May 9, 2022 | Legal Document

Amicus Brief in support of City of Berkeley Building Electrification Ordinance

Earthjustice is representing health groups PSR-LA and Climate Health Now in this amicus brief to defend the City of Berkeley's building electrification ordinance

May 9, 2022 | Press Release

Groups Around U.S. Urge Biden Administration to Address Cryptocurrency Mining’s Energy, Climate, and Environmental Impacts

Regulation of proof-of-work cryptocurrency mining needed to mitigate climate risk

May 5, 2022 | Press Release

EJNCP Releases Environmental Justice Investment Recommendations in the Appropriations Process

Coalition urges historic levels of funding for environmental justice

April 28, 2022 | Press Release

Servicio Postal Es Llevado a la Corte por Comprar Camiones Contaminantes

El director general del USPS, Louis DeJoy, enfrenta una ola de litigios por la decisión de reemplazar hasta el 90% de la flota de camiones postales con aquellos que consumen mayor combustible, sin tener en cuenta una revisión ambiental exhaustiva

April 28, 2022 | Legal Document

Lawsuit against the USPS

Environmental groups take postal service to court for scheme to buy massively polluting mail trucks

April 27, 2022 | Press Release

Environmental Groups Take Postal Service to Court for Scheme to Buy Massively Polluting Mail Trucks

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is facing wave of litigation for decision to replace up to 90% of postal truck fleet with fuel-guzzling trucks without a thorough environmental review

April 21, 2022 | Press Release

Clean Energy and Consumer Groups Call on FERC to Reject ISO New England’s Proposal to Delay Key Energy Market Reform

FERC must act to correct artificial inflation of clean energy costs in ISO New England

Clean Energy

Minimizing the Negative Impact of E-Commerce: Why We Need an Indirect Source Rule

It’s Time to Update our Mining Laws for a Clean Energy Future

Got Lungs? Berkeley’s Got Your Back (and the Gas Industry Doesn’t)

Amicus Brief in support of City of Berkeley Building Electrification Ordinance

Groups Around U.S. Urge Biden Administration to Address Cryptocurrency Mining’s Energy, Climate, and Environmental Impacts

EJNCP Releases Environmental Justice Investment Recommendations in the Appropriations Process

Servicio Postal Es Llevado a la Corte por Comprar Camiones Contaminantes

Lawsuit against the USPS

Environmental Groups Take Postal Service to Court for Scheme to Buy Massively Polluting Mail Trucks

Clean Energy and Consumer Groups Call on FERC to Reject ISO New England’s Proposal to Delay Key Energy Market Reform

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