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Feature:
Earthjustice Sues to Stop Destructive Oil Activities in Arctic Seas (05/06/08)
International oil companies must not be allowed to proceed with widespread seismic testing this summer in the Arctic seas. The testing was prematurely approved by the government and will likely harm tens of thousands of marine mammals, Earthjustice announced as it sued to halt those activities.
International oil companies must not be allowed to proceed with widespread seismic testing this summer in the Arctic seas. The testing was prematurely approved by the government and will likely harm tens of thousands of marine mammals, Earthjustice announced as it sued to halt those activities.
Video:
Polar Bears and Drilling in the Arctic (09/18/07)
Check out this mother polar bear and her two cubs. They're breathing a little easier today, thanks to a court order stopping oil exploration off the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, won by Earthjustice, the law firm for the environment.
Check out this mother polar bear and her two cubs. They're breathing a little easier today, thanks to a court order stopping oil exploration off the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, won by Earthjustice, the law firm for the environment.
Fact Sheet:
Wolf Delisting Fact Sheet (02/27/08)
Fact sheet detailing the effect delisting will have on the population of wolves in the northern Rockies
Fact sheet detailing the effect delisting will have on the population of wolves in the northern Rockies
Report:
Army Corps of Engineers Report Showing Canals and Lake Okeechobee are Chemically Distinct and that Backpumping Sends Polluted Water into the Lake (07/05/06)
Army Corps of Engineers Report Showing Canals and Lake Okeechobee are Chemically Distinct and that Backpumping Sends Polluted Water into the Lake
Army Corps of Engineers Report Showing Canals and Lake Okeechobee are Chemically Distinct and that Backpumping Sends Polluted Water into the Lake
Map:
New England Multispecies Closure Charts
Maps showing areas open to herring mid-water trawlers, but closed to most other fisherman
Maps showing areas open to herring mid-water trawlers, but closed to most other fisherman


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