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Save EPA’s Office of Research and Development

Congress has a chance to save ORD during the appropriations process By Mayra Reiter, Senior Research and Policy Analyst, Earthjustice Action In yet another attack on science and public health by the Trump administration, the administrator of the U.S. Environmental…

Congress, EPA
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Trump’s Big Ugly Bill is On Its Way to Having Big Ugly Impacts on the Environment

By Raúl García, Vice President of Policy and Legislation, Earthjustice Action Last month, President Trump signed H.R. 1, a sweeping bill filled with massive tax cuts for billionaires and handouts to polluting industries. To pay for it, Republicans made deep…

clean energy, coal, Environmental Protections, Mining, public lands
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Montana, USA

State Supreme Court Decisions with Huge Implications for the Future of Environmental Protection

By Grace Wyner, Communications Associate, Earthjustice Action Over the past several years, the U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly made decisions that diminish the strength and scope of core environmental laws put in place to protect our health and planet. This…

Clean Water, Courts, Elections, Environmental Protections, judges, Laws, NEPA, SCOTUS, state courts, supreme court
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