Hydropower Industry Exploiting New Regulatory Loophole, Putting America's Rivers at Risk, Groups Say

Under a new federal regulation issued last month, a number of companies that operate hydroelectric dams on rivers across the country hope to evade requirements meant to protect the health of rivers. If successful, numerous utilities would be able to avoid installing fish ladders,

Citizens and Maui Mayor Agree to Restoration of Maui Streams

Settlement includes commitment to seek acquisition of plantation water systems

Groups File Opening Brief in Challenge to Idaho Field Burning

Controversial farming practice pollutes air, threatens public health

Corporations Dominate Trade Panels that Set Global Health Policy

Public Health Groups Sue US Government for Fair & Democratic Representation

Smog Air Pollution Worsening in National Parks

Conservation groups challenge EPA’s refusal to adopt stronger pollution limits

Hazardous Waste Combustors Remain Major Source of Unregulated Toxic Pollution

Lawsuit challenges flawed EPA rule that allows hazardous chemical emissions

Inuit Human Rights Petition Filed over Climate Change

Global warming radically affects Arctic peoples' lives, cultures

Conservationists Call for Wyoming Elk Feeding Reforms

Action requested to prevent chronic wasting disease epidemic

Conservation Groups Call for Stronger Protections Against Waste Incineration

Litigation challenges EPA rule that does little to protect against mercury, PCBs and more

House Narrowly Passes Nightmare Budget

Unacceptable threats to the environment remain

Public Health Groups Reach Agreement with EPA to Issue New Drinking Water Rules

Legal settlement forces agency to protect millions from dangerous parasites, toxic chemicals in their drinking water

Puget Sound Orcas Finally Protected Under the Endangered Species Act

Whales protected by court order over resistance from the Bush administration