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Ways To GiveThis country belongs to all of us. Together, we can help deepen the movement for a liveable planet, safe communities, and a democracy that works for everyone.
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This country belongs to each and every one of us, and the Sierra Club and millions of people across the country join in celebration as Joe Biden and Kamala Harris begin as the next President and Vice President of the United States. They bring with them the opportunity to ensure the promise of democracy and safeguard our drinking water, clean air, and secure a livable planet for all people. Together, Sierra Club members and volunteers are resilient in our drive for people-powered protections for our environment and for the promise of liberty and justice for all. Read our full press release.
Hear from Sierra Club leadership about our work to protect our communities and the environment under this new Administration and Congress, hear about Sierra Club's plans for the incoming Biden Administration, and find out what you can do next!
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We’re building a movement that helps people from all walks of life connect to protect the places they live and the lands they love. See what’s happening in your neck of the woods.
Learn MoreA 1.5 degrees Celsius rise in average global temperatures is the threshold for climate catastrophe. From January 11 - February 12, commit to 1.5 miles or a 15 minute workout every day with Team Sierra.
Find out how the Sierra Club is responding to COVID-19 and current impacts on your Sierra Club activities.
Our ResponseThis work is a derivative of photos courtesy of Natalie Chitwood for The Luupe, theluupe.com.
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