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Don’t let Trump and Big Oil wipe out endangered species in the Gulf
On March 31, a committee of Trump appointees met for all of 15 minutes and voted unanimously to let oil and gas companies ignore endangered species protections for wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico. With the wave of a hand…
Tell the Chicago City Council: Protect Families from Breathing Toxic Chemicals!
Environmental advocates across the city have joined together to end the use of “sacrifice zones” in Chicago by introducing the Hazel M. Johnson Cumulative Impacts Ordinance in the city council.
Protect our communities; reject the Republican Farm Bill
Republicans are trying to fill this must-pass legislation with partisan proposals that would gut environmental and health safeguards and irreparably harm the natural resources that millions of people and species rely on.
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New Earthjustice Action Poll: Americans Oppose BAAJA, Reject Lame-Duck Action on Major Policy Changes
Contact: Siham Zniber, szniber@earthjustice.org Majority of voters prefer waiting for the new Congress to be sworn in before considering the Bipartisan Affordability and American Jobs Act Washington, DC – A new nationwide survey of 1,200 registered voters found that Americans…
Earthjustice Action Responds to Manager’s Amendment for Senate Permitting Bill
Contact: Siham Zniber, szniber@earthjustice.org Washington, DC – Earthjustice Action President Abigail Dillen issued the following statement in response to the managers’ amendment released over the weekend for the Bipartisan Affordability and American Jobs Act (BAAJA): “We deeply appreciate the extraordinary…
Voters Have Spoken: No Dirty Data Centers
By Abigail Dillen, President of Earthjustice Action Opposition to data centers gave Democrats their chance to transform the electoral map. Data centers were at the center of countless races, and many historic wins. Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa campaigned on tougher standards…