Protect our Nation's at risk waters
Joan Mulhern, Earthjustice's Senior Legislative Counsel, talks about recent Administration efforts to undermine environmental protection of our nations waterways, and what we can do about it, now....
View ArticleUnethical Testing of Humans is Wrong
Jan Hasselman staff attorney with Earthjustice in Seattle talks about the lawsuit filed against the EPA. Pesticide companies should not be allowed to take advantage of vulnerable populations by...
View ArticleSaving Salmon
Kristen Boyles, Staff Attorney in Seattle explains the most recent judicial decision concerning the Klamath River. The Klamath that runs in Southern Oregon and California used to bethe third largest...
View ArticleGold Mine Threatens Pristine Waters of Lower Slate Lake
Demian Schane, Staff Attorney with Earthjustice - Juneau office explains how the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has authorized the giant Coeur d'Alene Mine corporation to operate the Kensington Project...
View ArticleRisks with biopharmaceutical crops
Paul Achitoffis Managing Attorney for Earthjustice’s Hawai'i office. He gives us an update on efforts to ensure oversight of biopharmaceutical developments, growing drugs in food crops. LISTEN (7 min)
View ArticleVictory on the Roadless Rule
Tim Preso, Earthjustice Attorney in Bozeman, talks about the recent victory on the Roadless Rule. This major court ruling restores federal protection for nearly 50 million acres of prime national...
View ArticleEarthjustice continues to push EPA for limits on greenhouse gas pollution
David Baron, Managing Attorney in Washington DC's office talks about the case that will be heard by the Supreme Court at the end of November about the responsibility of the EPA to regulate greenhouse...
View ArticleElections Wrap-up
Marty Hayden, VP of Policy and Legislation at Earthjustice, offers a nuanced and insightful view of what the recent mid-terms will and will not bring our good green Earth. "I think we'll see the...
View ArticleWhy Doesn't The EPA Protect US From Mercury Pollution?
Attorney Jim Pew has won two court orders from the EPA to act to protect us from cement-industry created Mercury pollution, but hasn't seen any results yet: "If we knew more about how much mercury...
View ArticleMarty Hayden: The curious Omissions and Emissions of Bush's SotU
EarthJustice VP of Policy and Legislation Marty Hayden muses on Bush's big speech this week: "I think he sought to avoid Katrina, both in the context of climate change and social justice." LISTEN (11...
View ArticleProtect our Nation's at risk waters
Joan Mulhern, Earthjustice's Senior Legislative Counsel, talks about recent Administration efforts to undermine environmental protection of our nations waterways, and what we can do about it, now....
View ArticleUnethical Testing of Humans is Wrong
Jan Hasselman staff attorney with Earthjustice in Seattle talks about the lawsuit filed against the EPA. Pesticide companies should not be allowed to take advantage of vulnerable populations by...
View ArticleSaving Salmon
Kristen Boyles, Staff Attorney in Seattle explains the most recent judicial decision concerning the Klamath River. The Klamath that runs in Southern Oregon and California used to bethe third largest...
View ArticleGold Mine Threatens Pristine Waters of Lower Slate Lake
Demian Schane, Staff Attorney with Earthjustice - Juneau office explains how the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has authorized the giant Coeur d'Alene Mine corporation to operate the Kensington Project...
View ArticleRisks with biopharmaceutical crops
Paul Achitoffis Managing Attorney for Earthjustice’s Hawai'i office. He gives us an update on efforts to ensure oversight of biopharmaceutical developments, growing drugs in food crops. LISTEN (7 min)
View ArticleVictory on the Roadless Rule
Tim Preso, Earthjustice Attorney in Bozeman, talks about the recent victory on the Roadless Rule. This major court ruling restores federal protection for nearly 50 million acres of prime national...
View ArticleEarthjustice continues to push EPA for limits on greenhouse gas pollution
David Baron, Managing Attorney in Washington DC's office talks about the case that will be heard by the Supreme Court at the end of November about the responsibility of the EPA to regulate greenhouse...
View ArticleElections Wrap-up
Marty Hayden, VP of Policy and Legislation at Earthjustice, offers a nuanced and insightful view of what the recent mid-terms will and will not bring our good green Earth. "I think we'll see the...
View ArticleWhy Doesn't The EPA Protect US From Mercury Pollution?
Attorney Jim Pew has won two court orders from the EPA to act to protect us from cement-industry created Mercury pollution, but hasn't seen any results yet: "If we knew more about how much mercury...
View ArticleMarty Hayden: The curious Omissions and Emissions of Bush's SotU
EarthJustice VP of Policy and Legislation Marty Hayden muses on Bush's big speech this week: "I think he sought to avoid Katrina, both in the context of climate change and social justice." LISTEN (11...
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