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Widespread adoption of climate-friendly practices on relevant applicable lands in the United States can achieve net-zero emissions

Ten climate-friendly practices and their projected impact on emission reductions if adopted on applicable land areas nationally.

Challenges, solutions, and the path forward

Earthjustice and our partners are working to prevent future hog waste floods in the area hit hardest by Hurricane Florence.

The 2018 Farm Bill is surprisingly climate-conscious.

It is time to ensure that only land with minimal climate and environmental impacts is used to grow biofuel crops.

The public can comment through Dec. 14 on an EPA rule that would shield thousands of livestock facilities from reporting toxic emissions.

The agency finally nixed its approval of several cancer-causing food additives after years of advocacy and an Earthjustice lawsuit.

From banning toxic nerve agent pesticides to protecting our farmworkers, Earthjustice remains committed to remaking our food system into one that nourishes and sustains life for all of us.

The bill on which representatives will vote this week is a disaster not only for our wildlife, but also for a nation that needs to be fed.

Por años hemos sabido de siete aditivos en nuestra comida que causan cáncer, pero la FDA se niega a prohibirlos.

The New York Supreme Court sided with environmental groups, telling the state to revise a permit that has allowed huge industrial dairies to spread tons of manure onto nearby land without adequate safeguards.

Earthjustice goes to court over Trump’s illegal delay on nutrition labels.

New York State has an opportunity to show how climate change can be fought through agriculture by incentivizing farmers and forest owners to sustainably manage trees that sequester CO2.

Agriculture can be a force for environmental health. Here's how.

America wastes millions of acres of land through inefficient food production.

Earthjustice has filed a lawsuit challenging a rule that allows thousands of novel, untested chemicals to be used as food additives without FDA review.

A new vision for agriculture would eliminate wasteful land use and make carbon sequestration an agricultural product.