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Holding the California Oil Industry Accountable
These three bills will better protect communities facing the hazards of fossil fuel extraction and ramp up the pressure for oil companies.
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Stopping a Geoengineering Project in Cape Cod
Sodium hydroxide is a dangerous, caustic chemical that causes chemical burns on contact with skin, and would be dumped into waters frequented by at least eight endangered species.
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Fighting for Gulf Species
The court’s decision is a huge victory for groups’ ongoing efforts to protect the Gulf’s vulnerable species, especially the Rice’s whale.
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Restoring Our Bedrock Environmental Law after Trump-era Rollbacks
No matter who is in the White House, we are committed to ensuring that federal projects are not destroying the environment and the livelihoods of frontline communities.
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Conserving California’s Open Spaces
Creating national monuments means preserving clean air and water, protecting species, offering recreational opportunities for local communities, and upholding sacred sites.
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Pausing LNG Exports
We joined over 300 organizations from over 40 countries across the globe in a letter calling on the Biden administration to abandon its support for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) at COP28.
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Standing Up for Polar Bears
The agency’s regulation gave oil and gas companies in Alaska a pass to harass polar bears along the Beaufort Sea coast and on the North Slope.
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Preserving Wyoming’s Public Lands
Thanks to our lawsuit, we have set an important precedent for protecting local species and communities from the widespread harms that drilling can bring about.
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Protecting Communities From Air Pollution
EPA announced its final endangerment finding on leaded aviation gas, a crucial step toward protecting the health of so many who have been unjustly exposed to toxic air pollution.
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Tackling the Spread of Disinformation
Every other industry — from food production to car manufacturers to airlines — has to report about the safety of its products. So why should tech companies be any different?