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Our campaigns to raise public awareness of important environmental issues like Climate and Energy, Wildlife and Places, and Health and Toxics lead to a healthier, safer environment. See ways that you can get involved. Learn more below.

Featured Campaign
Stop Mountaintop Removal Mining

Mountaintop removal coal mining, often described as "strip mining on steroids," is an extremely destructive form of mining that is devastating Appalachia. In the past few decades, over 2,000 miles of streams and headwaters that provide drinking water for millions of Americans have been permanently buried and destroyed.

Earthjustice has been in the courts and in Congress on behalf of other local and national environmental and community groups to stop this destructive practice and protect Appalachia for future generations. Find out more

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Climate and Energy

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United States of Efficiency

Making commercial and residential appliances use less energy is the easiest, cheapest way to start combatting global warming. Learn more

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Stop Soot

Soot, also known as black carbon, is the second-leading cause of global warming after carbon dioxide. Learn more

Wildlife and places

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The Roadless Rule

Nearly sixty million acres of wild national forest lands need permanent protection from road-building. Learn more

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Canyonlands National Park

Our National Parks

Earthjustice plays a critical role in protecting these magnificent places. Learn more

Health and Toxics

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Safe Farms, Healthy People

Earthjustice is working to protect people and the environment from pesticides and promote healthy, sustainable farms. Learn more

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Cleaning Up Mercury

Cement kilns are some of the nation's biggest mercury polluters - and two-thirds of fish in the U.S. are contaminated with mercury. Learn more