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Congress Helping Sell Off Alaska’s Arctic to the Highest Bidder

U.S. House of Representatives votes to overturn public lands protections in Alaska’s Western Arctic and Arctic National Wildlife Refuge  WASHINGTON, DC—Today, the U.S. House of Representatives used the Congressional Review Act to overturn protections enacted under the Biden Administration that…

Alaska, Arctic, Congress, Congressional review act, public lands
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EPA Puts Good Science and Children’s Health on the Chopping Block

Shuttering the Office of Research and Development would set back years of progress and research essential to protecting Americans’ health  By: Mayra Reiter, Senior Research and Policy Analyst, Earthjustice Action  Even during the longest government shutdown in history, U.S. Environmental…

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Finalized USGS Critical Minerals List Another Corporate Giveaway

Earthjustice Action slams flawed addition of new minerals that will open more projects to expedited permitting and new taxpayer funds.  WASHINGTON, DC—Today, the U.S. Geologic Survey published an updated List of Critical Minerals set to be finalized tomorrow. The finalized list includes the additions of metallurgical coal, uranium, copper, silver, lead, and…

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