The Latest On: Roadless Rule
June 24, 2020
| Press Release: Victory
Federal Judge Sends Massive Logging Project on Prince of Wales Island Back to the Drawing Board
June 15, 2020
| In the News: The Colorado Sun
A federal court ruled a coal company couldn’t build a road on public land near Paonia. The company did it anyway.
Robin Cooley, Attorney, Rocky Mountain Office, Earthjustice: “I can’t speak to their motivation, but I can definitely say that it isn’t surprising to me that the District Court was taking some time given that the courts have been closed down by the COVID crisis so for Mountain Coal to use that to their advantage is pretty unacceptable. Mountain Coal said what would happen if the court vacated the North Fork Exception. And the court vacated the exception and they built their road anyway.”
December 16, 2019
| Press Release
Trump Administration Blasted for Plan to Allow Old-growth Clearcutting in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
November 12, 2019
| Press Release
USFS, Lawmakers to Hear Alaska Native, Southeast Alaskan Perspectives on Newest Threat to Tongass National Forest
October 15, 2019
| Press Release
Trump Administration Paves Way for Old-growth Clearcutting in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
May 2, 2019
| Press Release
New Legislation Protecting Roadless Rule is Key for Preserving America’s Forests
March 1, 2019
| Press Release