We also sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to decide whether to protect the gray cat’s eye plant under the ESA.

Another rare plant, these are found exclusively on dunes along the Columbia River in central #Washington. Get the rest ➡️ bit.ly/3WK2be1

The Trump administration and extractive industries are working together to turn irreplaceable Alaskan Arctic coasts, boreal forests, and caribou calving grounds into profit zones for drilling, mining, and industrial fishing — accelerating #extinction and #climate breakdown.

For nearly two decades the Center has used its voice to speak on behalf of wild places, endangered species, clean water and clean air, working to protect California's great biological diversity and dynamic ecosystems and helping keep the state the extraordinary place that we all want it to be.

Critics of the law seek to disenfranchise environmental groups, neighborhood groups, and labor organizations from being involved in the decision-making process on how development affects our communities.

New episodes of our #EcoPodcast will be shared each week, so please stay tuned 🐺🦅🌲

Sounds Wild focuses on endangered wildlife, the #ExtinctionCrisis, and saving life on Earth. Hosted by Mike Stark and Vanessa Barchfield, it features interviews with experts at the Center and beyond about some of the most important issues of our time.

"Trump’s chemical industry cronies at the EPA are unleashing a new forever chemical to protect golf courses and poison our country while flagrantly breaking the president’s promise to make America healthy again,” said Nathan Donley, our environmental health science director.

This approval comes amid the longest federal government #shutdown in history, where people are going hungry because #FoodStamps have been delayed.

“Trump promised to make America healthy again and rein in use of the worst pesticides, but his EPA just proposed approving its fifth new ‘forever’ pesticide that will put people at risk for generations to come,” said Nathan Donley, our environmental health science director.

It comes more than a month into a federal government #shutdown where #FoodStamp benefits have been delayed and are only expected to be paid at 50% of the normal rate.

“Trump promised to make America healthy again and rein in use of the worst pesticides, but his EPA just proposed approving its fifth new ‘forever’ pesticide that will put people at risk for generations to come.”

“While this administration uses the government #shutdown as an excuse to deny food to hungry people, it’s moving at lightning speed to pollute our water with #PFAS pesticides,” said Nathan Donley, our environmental health science director.