Kayaking on a lake in Bristol Bay, Alaska.
With all the sturm and drang in Washington, D.C., it’s easy to overlook other Trump administration shenanigans, such as an abrupt reversal by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that endangers a spectacular natural resource.
On Wednesday, litigators at Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton working pro bono sued the EPA in Anchorage, Alaska federal court on behalf of nonprofit Trout Unlimited, challenging a move that opens the door to mining in Alaska’s Bristol Bay watershed.
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