March 26, 2019
| Press Release
The Latest On: Climate Change
March 10, 2019
| In the News: Michigan Daily
The University of Michigan's Carbon Neutrality Efforts
Shannon Fisk, Managing Attorney, Coal Program, Earthjustice: “A lot of big old coal plants still lack modern pollution controls because they were not required to install them until they were modified.”
March 1, 2019
| Press Release
Earthjustice: Utah’s Roadless Rule Attacks Threaten “Our Best Tools in the Fight Against Climate Change”
February 26, 2019
| In the News: LAist
Why Environmentalists Say The $120 Million SoCal Gas Leak Disaster Settlement Falls Short
Byron Chan, Attorney, California Office, Earthjustice: "It's not holding them fully accountable for the entire mitigation."
February 24, 2019
| In the News: San Francisco Chronicle
Judge OKs Settlement From Nation's Largest Natural Gas Leak
Nina Robertson, Attorney, California Office, Earthjustice: "They get to count methane reduction that was already happening on the public dime."
February 22, 2019
| Press Release
Northwest Tribes Respond to Canada’s Continued Push for Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
February 21, 2019
| In the News: Sense & Sustainability
Sustainability and Agriculture
Peter Lehner, Managing Attorney for Earthjustice’s Sustainable Food & Farming Program, speaks with host Julian Rauter. They discuss innovative legal and political strategies to increase sensible land use, decarbonize food production, and hold agribusiness accountable for pollution.
February 21, 2019
| In the News: The CSR Journal
Australia: Adani Coal Mine Should Be Suspended, UN Says
Martin Wagner, Managing Attorney, International Program: “It wouldn’t take more at this point than putting a halt on activities to slow down and to ensure that the representatives, as selected by the Wangan and Jagalingou, are the ones who are making the decisions, who are receiving the information to allow them to either consent or not to this project.”