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The Trump administration is continuing its all-out assault on public lands and waters in Alaska’s Arctic to maximize oil and gas drilling for the benefit of corporate polluters.

Earthjustice has spent decades fending off oil and gas drilling proposals in the region’s most sensitive landscapes to protect irreplaceable ecosystems, traditional ways of life, and our planet...


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On highways across the United States, truck drivers are hauling hazardous oil and gas waste materials without being given proper hazardous materials (HAZMAT) certification, putting communities and drivers in danger.

When companies frack to extract oil and gas, the process produces a tremendous amount of waste. Yet oil and gas companies often do not test their waste for...


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Just in time for the holiday season, America’s postal service is delivering a gift that truly keeps on giving: its first crop of zero emissions, all electric vehicles.

To date, the U.S. Postal Service has rolled out more than 2,600 electric vehicles for mail deliveries at 65 sites around the country, including in California, Colorado, Georgia, Missouri, and New York. T...


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The Trump administration recently announced plans to dramatically expand oil and gas drilling across the U.S. coastline by an eye-watering 1.27 billion acres.

Among the many mostly untouched places targeted in the proposal is the California coastline, which hasn’t seen an offshore oil sale since 1984. Introducing new oil drilling here puts the entire Pacific Ocean ecos...


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Communities nationwide are facing the prospect of new data centers in their backyards, to power the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

Beyond the local impacts of these facilities, AI technology uses a massive amount of energy. Utilities are proposing to spend billions on new power plants to supply data centers despite concerns this race to dominate AI may be another t...


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