HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. — The Center for Biological Diversity sued the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management today for failing to review decades-old plans for offshore oil platforms near Huntington Beach. Legal Filing Responds to Tejon Ranchcorp's Effort to Stifle Public Dissent. Southern Mountain Caribou Protected as Endangered Species in Major Wildlife Victory. Legal Petition Calls On EPA to Cancel Seresto Flea Collar Linked to Deaths of Nearly 1, 700 Pets. SAN FRANCISCO— The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has reported that a subadult male member of the state's only known wolf family, the Lassen pack, has dispersed into Oregon. Trump Administration Seeks to Thwart Resident Reporting of Coal-mining Violations. Borderlands 3 death cannot be contained. Legal Protest Fights First Federal Oil-lease Sale in California in 8 Years.
Forest Service Region 3 headquarters in Albuquerque Wednesday to urge the Biden administration to stop logging mature and old-growth forests on public lands and enact a lasting rule to protect them. Gavin Newsom today asking him to sign a bill that would ban highly toxic rodenticides until state agencies develop common-sense safeguards to protect wildlife from the dangerous, long-lasting more. Tuesday Morning Rally to Urge Congress to Oppose Manchin's Dirty Deal. The bill will make permanent a ban on new uranium mining on about 1 million acres of public land adjacent to Grand Canyon National more. Gavin Newsom must move up his target for 100% zero-emission vehicle sales to meet crucial state climate goals, according to a new report by the Center for Biological more.
The project approval also failed to analyze the environmental harms of building a new diversion tunnel to send water more. Fish and Wildlife Service seeking Endangered Species Act protection for the critically imperiled Railroad Valley toad, which is threatened by a proposed lithium production project and oil more. Army Corps of Engineers said today, in a letter in which it notified the company that future activities would be regulated under the Clean Water Act:Read more. CITES Approves Totoaba Trade in Major Blow to Imperiled Vaquita Porpoise. Forest Service's approval of a controversial open-pit copper mine in southern Arizona's Santa Rita more. Critical Habitat Finalized for Endangered Arizona Mud Turtle. WASHINGTON— In a series of letters delivered today, conservation groups urged the United States and international authorities to use sanctions to pressure Mexico to save the vaquita, whose population has dwindled to just 10 remaining animals.
Fish and Wildlife Service proposed today to list the Key ringneck snake and Rim Rock crowned snake as endangered under the Endangered Species Act. Lawsuit Launched to Fight EPA's Delay in Ensuring Smog Reduction in California, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Wisconsin, New Hampshire. Santa Barbara Commission Vote Puts Exxon Oil Trucking Plan on Thin Ice. Fish and Wildlife Service to increase protections for West Indian manatees. — Three conservation groups today announced their intent to sue the U. Legal Petition Seeks Ban on Plastic Pollution From Petrochemical Plants. Lawsuit Filed to Fight EPA Delay in Reducing Asthma-Causing Smog.
The moccasinshell's habitat in the Suwannee and Santa Fe rivers has been harmed by pollution and reduced water flows and is now threatened by a proposed phosphate mine in Bradford and Union more. MILWAUKEE— Wildlife conservation and animal protection groups petitioned the U. LA PAZ, MEXICO— El Centro para la Diversidad Biológica presentó una demanda innovadora que busca la protección de tres especies de tiburón martillo bajo la Norma NOM-059-SEMARNAT-2010, que enlista a las especies en riesgo. The St. Petersburg city council and mayor also have requested that the governor declare a state of emergency to help coordinate and fund desperately needed cleanup efforts and mitigate the worsening red more. Mosaic Mining Workshops Fail to Stem Pollution Concerns. The project, located on the border of Orange and Riverside counties, would include a reservoir and hydropower project that will cut through roadless areas, inundate forests and threaten endangered more. More Than 270 Groups Urge Senate to Increase Endangered Species Funding. Demonstrators Rally for Imperiled Porpoises at Mexican Embassy in Washington D. C. WASHINGTON— Conservation and animal-protection organizations rallied today outside the Mexican embassy to call on the Mexican government to take drastic action to save the few remaining vaquita porpoises left on the planet. Video Seems to Show Border Wall Construction Ripping Through Jaguar Critical Habitat in Arizona.
DENVER— The Trump administration proposed today to downlist the humpback chub from endangered to threatened, despite the fact the species has not met the criteria in its recovery plan. WASHINGTON— The new U. target for reducing climate-heating emissions 50%-52% by 2030 fails to meet the demands of climate science and environmental and energy more. Lawsuit Seeks Protection for Central Tennessee's Imperiled Barrens Darter. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Following more than a decade of advocacy by the Center for Biological Diversity and allies, the U. Lawsuit Challenges Point Reyes Ranching, Elk-Killing Plan.
Overfishing and the wildlife trade have caused rapid population declines for these plump, spotted, shallow-water sea more. EPA Petitioned to Rescind Industry-friendly Guidance Document That OKs Ignoring Pesticides' Harms to Endangered Species. WASHINGTON— More than 100 groups sent three letters to the U. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed today to remove Endangered Species Act protection from the interior least tern, a small bird that nests along major rivers in the Midwest and southern United more. The agency also designated two ponds in the Cape Fear River watershed as critical habitat for the more. WASHINGTON— The Environmental Protection Agency today reapproved paraquat, the most acutely lethal pesticide still in more. 4 million acres of publicly owned lands and minerals and coal extraction on nearly 1. SAN FRANCISCO— Nearly 90% of the world's birds, amphibians and mammals will lose habitat to farm expansions by 2050, according to a new study published this week in the journal Nature more. Army Corps of Engineers and Puerto Rico Ports Authority announced an agreement today to proceed with dredging in San Juan Bay, Puerto Rico. Legal Victory Secures New Recovery Plan for Endangered Red Wolves.
ST. — The coalition opposing Formosa Plastics' massive proposed petrochemical complex in St. James Parish, Louisiana, has requested a delay in upgrading electric transmission lines to serve that project and future industrial polluters. Today's positive finding responds to a 2019 petition by the Native Fish Society, Center for Biological Diversity and Umpqua Watersheds seeking safeguards for spring-run chinook salmon returning to rivers south of the Columbia River and north of Cape more. Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Bungles Lesser Prairie Chicken Conservation Effort. Report: Electric Utilities Took $1. PHOENIX— A federal judge approved an agreement today among the Center for Biological Diversity, Maricopa Audubon Society, U. TUCSON, Ariz. — The Center for Biological Diversity will distribute its one millionth free Endangered Species Condom today for World Population Day. Fish and Wildlife Service today to protect the tall western penstemon (Penstemon hesperius) under the Endangered Species Act. MADRID— Environmental and climate-justice groups from the United States will host a press conference Wednesday at the United Nations climate conference to unveil a plan urging the next U. president to take 10 executive actions in her or his first 10 days in office to confront the climate more. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed today to remove a flowering plant called the golden paintbrush, in the Pacific Northwest, from the endangered species list due to its more. SEATTLE— The Center for Biological Diversity filed a notice of intent to sue the federal government today for its failure to finalize expanded habitat protections for critically endangered Southern Resident killer whales, whose population has dipped to just 74 more. In May city leaders unanimously voted against the 180-unit West Village at Calabasas project, citing wildfire risks and the loss of open more.