The Latest On: Tribal and Indigenous Partnerships
November 13, 2020
| Press Release
Trump Administration Invites Oil Industry to Desecrate Sacred Arctic Refuge
November 13, 2020
| Press Release: Victory
Governor Whitmer Revokes and Terminates Easement for Line 5 Oil Pipeline in Northern Michigan
October 27, 2020
| In the News: International Bar Association
Indigenous Peoples Seek Protection Of Environment And Rights In U.S.
Gussi Lord, Managing Attorney, Tribal Partnerships Program: "The initial ruling that [DAPL] operations must stop until environmental impacts are fully studied means that impacts to the climate as a whole, must be considered."
October 16, 2020
| Legal Document
Declarations in Support of Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's Request for Injunction
October 16, 2020
| Letter
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Has Concerns in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Scoping Process
October 1, 2020
| In the News: Navajo Times
Another Developer, Another Project Near The Confluence
Rumela Roy, Attorney, Rocky Mountains Office, Earthjustice: “This groundwater pumping would harm endangered fish species and sacred sites of a number of tribes.”
October 1, 2020
| In the News: High Country News
Eleven Alaska Native Tribes Offer New Way Forward On Managing The Tongass
Kate Glover, Attorney, Alaska Office, Earthjustice: “We need [the Tongass] more than ever as the climate’s warming and our tourism and fishing industries have been taking a hit, both because of the pandemic and changing ecosystem conditions that have affected fish runs,”