Preparing for the Fight Ahead: Advocacy in the Trump Era

Under the Trump administration, the fight for environmental justice and community protection is more urgent than ever. States must lead the way in safeguarding public health and holding corporations accountable for their greed and dishonesty. From resisting harmful petrochemical infrastructure to ensuring the ethical sourcing of transition minerals, we’ll use every tool available—including satellite technology—to defend impacted communities and our planet. The stakes are high, but we can rise to the challenge together.

Defending Progress: Earthworks’ Mission Against Trump’s Anti-Climate Agenda

At Earthworks, we’re committed to defending our planet and its people. We’ve seen this before and know how to fight back.

The Era of Accountability for Polluters

Once again, Trump is entering the White House just as major climate regulations have been finalized, threatening to undo the progress we desperately need and fought so hard for.

Eyes in the Sky Will Make it Hard to Hide

Frontline communities and advocates now have a tool to detect emissions, hold polluters accountable, and push for solutions. Stay tuned for new satellite data and analysis to share.

Common Sense in the Commonwealth: How Shapiro Can Protect Pennsylvania

With the incoming Trump administration planning rollbacks on climate progress, political leadership in heavy oil and gas-producing states like Pennsylvania must step up now more than ever.

About Our Work

Making Clean Energy Clean, Just and Equitable

We advocate for the emerging renewable energy economy to move toward mineral recycling and reuse, and demand reduction to avoid irresponsible and unjust mining practices.

Protecting Climate from Oil & Gas Methane Pollution

Earthworks uses optical gas imaging technology to expose oil & gas pollution otherwise invisible to the naked eye in order to hold companies accountable for their emissions.

Our Impact and Successes

Earthworks is changing the rules of the game by which the oil, gas, and mining industries are allowed to operate.