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Environmental laws are only as strong as the judges who uphold them.

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Environmental laws are only as strong as the judges who uphold them.

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Over 45 million people reached through our advocacy and campaigns

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140,000 environmental voters encouraged to go to the polls

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Don’t let House Republicans prevent state and local energy decisions that lower our costs

Soon, the House is scheduled to vote on the Energy Choice Act, a bill that would override state and local government energy policies that have been proven to lower costs and protect public safety.

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Support clean energy development, get lower power bills

The Energy Bills Relief Act (EBRA) would both lower energy costs and help us tackle climate change — we need your help encouraging members of Congress to support it.

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Attacks to the Endangered Species Act put vulnerable wildlife populations at risk

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is once again under attack by Congressional Republicans, putting species with rapidly declining populations at even greater risk.

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Latest News & Updates

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El Plan del Muro Fronterizo Pone en Riesgo el Agua Potable, Tierras Privadas y el Parque Nacional Big Bend

Legisladores y residentes de Texas advierten sobre daños irreversibles a las comunidades del sur de Texas y al Río Grande Contacto de prensa: Alejandro Davila, adavila@earthjustice.org WASHINGTON, D.C. — Seis congresistas demócratas de Texas se unieron hoy en el Capitolio de…

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Border Wall Plan Puts Lives, Private Land, and Big Bend National Park at Risk

Lawmakers and Texas residents Warn of Irreversible Harm to Texas Communities and the Rio Grande Contact: Alejandro Davila, adavila@earthjustice.org WASHINGTON, D.C. — Six Texas Democratic members of Congress joined Texas residents and national advocates today at the U.S Capitol to sound…

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Earthjustice Action Celebrates Launch of House Environmental Justice Caucus

WASHINGTON, DC—Today U.S. Representatives Rashida Tlaib (MI-02), Summer Lee (PA-12), and Adelita Grijalva (AZ-07) announced the formation of the House of Representatives Environmental Justice Caucus. The three members are long-time environmental justice champions, with deep histories working alongside communities that face the disproportionate impacts…

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