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April 29, 2020 | Legal Document

Army Corps: Remedy Brief

On whether the United States Army Corps of Engineers’ February 8, 2017, decision granting an easement to allow a portion of the Dakota Access Pipeline under Corps-managed lands at Lake Oahe should be vacated while the Corps conducts additional environmental review consistent with this Court’s opinion

April 20, 2020 | Artículo

50 Años Después, El Legado Legal del Día de la Tierra Cobra Mayor Importancia

Conforme el Día de la Tierra alcanza este hito, estamos más comprometidos que nunca a construir sobre el progreso del pasado mientras avanzamos hacia un futuro saludable y sostenible para todos.

April 15, 2020 | Article

50 Years On, Earth Day’s Legal Legacy Looms Large

As Earth Day reaches a milestone anniversary, we're more committed than ever to building on the progress of the past while moving forward toward a healthy, sustainable future for all.

April 15, 2020 | Press Release

Lawsuit Launched to Overturn Trump Administration’s Denial of Protection for California Spotted Owl

Conservation groups file a formal notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over its failure to protect the endangered owl

April 3, 2020 | Press Release

Earthjustice Welcomes Debra Lekanoff to Board of Trustees

Lekanoff has been an unwavering environmental advocate throughout her career in public service

April 2, 2020 | Article

What It’s Like to Be Boxed In By Amazon Warehouses

As COVID-19 puts online shopping into overdrive, workers and warehouse communities are demanding stronger environmental health protections and increased corporate responsibility.

April 2, 2020 | Article

Enclaustrados En Un Centro de Envío de Amazon

La pandemia COVID-19 acelera las compras online. Pero sin fuertes protecciones de salud ambiental y responsabilidad corporativa, el comercio electrónico tiene un alto costo para la fuerza laboral y comunidades vulnerables.

March 25, 2020 | Article

Standing Rock Tribe Wins in Court After Years of Perseverance

A federal judge struck down permits for the Dakota Access Pipeline, even after COVID-19 precautions led to an unconventional day in court.

March 25, 2020 | Legal Document

Court Decision: Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Summary Judgment

As the Court thus cannot find that the Army Corps has adequately discharged its duties under that statute, it will remand the matter to the agency to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement.

March 18, 2020 | Explainer

DAPL Update: Tribe Asks Court to Shut Down DAPL Due to Failed Remand; Massive Pipeline Expansion Planned

Earthjustice attorney Jan Hasselman explains the significance of the legal development.

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Army Corps: Remedy Brief

50 Años Después, El Legado Legal del Día de la Tierra Cobra Mayor Importancia

50 Years On, Earth Day’s Legal Legacy Looms Large

Lawsuit Launched to Overturn Trump Administration’s Denial of Protection for California Spotted Owl

Earthjustice Welcomes Debra Lekanoff to Board of Trustees

What It’s Like to Be Boxed In By Amazon Warehouses

Enclaustrados En Un Centro de Envío de Amazon

Standing Rock Tribe Wins in Court After Years of Perseverance

Court Decision: Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Summary Judgment

DAPL Update: Tribe Asks Court to Shut Down DAPL Due to Failed Remand; Massive Pipeline Expansion Planned

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