What does NELC stand for?

National Environmental Law Center

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Basically it's hard to trust this industry, and whether they should even be doing what they're doing is kind of a bigger question," said Josh Kratka, an attorney with the National Environmental Law Center.

Maine salmon industry mounts a vigorous comeback

Shell is paying to pollute," says Joshua Kratka of the National Environmental Law Center, which represents the Sierra Club (and the nonprofit Environment Texas) in the lawsuit.

Sierra Club sues Shell

David Nicholas, an attorney with the National Environmental Law Center [29 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111, (617) 422-0800], declared that "This is a case of citizen Davids defeating three Goliaths: the US Army, which has consistently refused to take responsibility for a legacy of buried munitions; the Department of Justice, which defended them; and the EPA, which .

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