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This bill will worsen wildfires and undermine protections for our forests and endangered species

Congress is considering a bill that would undermine forest and endangered species protections, harm drinking water, and worsen deadly wildfires.

Environmental Protections, ESA, forests, Legislation, NEPA
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Earthjustice Action Statement on Markup of House Farm Bill

WASHINGTON, DC—This week, the House Agriculture Committee held a markup on the Republican’s recently-released Farm Bill. The Republican proposal insulates pesticide manufacturers from accountability, weakens protections for endangered species and forests, and defunds proven conservation solutions that lower greenhouse gas…

Congress, Farm Bill, pesticides
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Senate Draft of TSCA Overhaul Protects Polluters at the Expense of Families and Communities

WASHINGTON, DC—Today, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee released another Republican discussion draft of legislation to gut key provisions of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), our nation’s primary chemical safety law. The bill would handcuff EPA’s ability to protect the public from new chemicals’ serious health risks.  After the release of…

Congress, toxics
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Earthjustice Action Response to State of the Union Address

SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Earthjustice Action President Abigail Dillen issued the following statement after President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address:  “In his State of the Union address, President Trump failed to take responsibility for his disastrous environmental policies and address the pain and…

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