...Fisheries Service if the agency didn't come up with a recovery plan, and the agency announced in April it would do so.Center attorney Sarah Uhlemann said endangered species with a recovery plan have a better chance of making a comeback."Having blueprint...

...Diversity sued over the rules, claiming both individual animals and entire populations must be analyzed for protection. Center attorney Rebecca Noblin said the Appeals Court agreed but concluded the Fish and Wildlife Service had done sufficient separate...

...the Disability Law Center that the child is still angry and may have "more hostility toward authority," said law center attorney Meg Allison Zaletel. State officials say the case appears to be isolated, but they don't track how often mental...

...acidification, the changing of sea water chemistry because of absorption of carbon dioxide produced by humans. A center attorney, Miyoko Sakashita, said listing the oceans as impaired under the Clean Water Act would allow states to set limits...

...continuing annual surveys. "The Fisheries Service has abdicated its responsibility to protect this species," said center attorney Brent Plater. "Instead of following through on its promises, the service has actually stopped looking for this...

...chemicals accumulate. The chemicals lower bears' immune system and put them at a higher risk of infection, said center attorney Brendan Cummings, citing a 2004 study of bears in Svalard, Norway. The pesticides are endocrine disrupters - synthetic...