Supporting environmental projects across the United States and around the globe with financial management, administration, training, and peer learning.
Groups claim three new dispersants are Corexit knockoffs with the same deadly effects as the discontinued Corexit products
June 23rd, 2025
The Court denied a motion to dismiss the case, allowing Plastic Pollution Coalition to proceed with its lawsuit challenging Danone’s representation of evian bottled water as “natural” and “sustainable.” This is the latest in a series of lawsuits filed by Plastic Pollution Coalition against bottled water companies.
April 1st, 2025
FIJI Water is promoted to D.C. consumers as sustainable, natural, and environmentally friendly—despite the product line’s significant and ongoing contributions to plastic pollution and containing microplastics and other harmful substances
February 3rd, 2025
Despite the setback, environmental attorneys think similar litigation can succeed elsewhere.
Grist, November 19th, 2024
Featuring Earth Island's Rise St. James
The Guardian, August 10th, 2023
Featuring Earth Island's Wild Oyster Project
Berkeleyside, July 12th, 2023
DeadlyFloodsCouldBeNewNormalAsTrumpGutsFederalAgencies,ExpertsWarn
Trump’s ‘cuts and chaos’ to agencies are opposite of what’s needed for era of worsening weather disasters, experts say
July 8th, 2025PlasticsMadetheLAFiresWorse
But we have an opportunity to build back better.
July 1st, 2025IntotheForestsoftheLostFrogs
Searching for clues about the disappearance of Costa Rica’s golden toad 30 years after it was last seen.
June 26th, 2025Supporting a new generation of environmental leaders and presenting the premier youth environmental prize in North America, the Brower Youth Award.
Images at the top of this page: Picture Lake and Mount Shuksan, North Cascades, James Patterson/TandemStock; Kikuyu farmer near Lake Bogoria, Kenya, Scott Davis/TandemStock; dolphin off the coast of Ixtapa, a Pacific Coast beach resort in the Mexican state of Guerrero, Christian Vizl/TandemStock; a young boy hugging a tree, Karine Aigner/TandemStock.