Impact
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. Read More
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. Read More
Stopping Pebble Mine and Saving Alaska’s Wild Salmon
A years-long battle over a proposed mine in Alaska ended when a coalition that included Friends of the Earth successfully pushed the US Army Corps of Engineers to deny Pebble Mine a permit to operate in Bristol Bay, killing the project! Read More
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. Read More
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. Read More
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. Read More
Protecting Our Food System
In addition to working to influence lawmakers, we’ve devoted years to shifting the food industry towards more bee-friendly practices. Read More
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. Read More
Protecting the Birds and the Bees
The Birds and Bees Protection Act proposed to eliminate 80-90% of the neonics entering New York’s environment yearly. Read More
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? Read More