Featured Sierran of the Month: Vernon Sanders
November 28, 2021
Meet Vernon Sanders, who joined the Alabama Chapter Excom over the summer. Vernon is a native of Gaffney, South Carolina living there until moving to Alabama in 2009. He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a B.A. in Political...
Alabama Chapter Excom Election Bios
November 18, 2021
Upcoming election for Alabama Sierra Club executive committee
Featured Sierran of the Month: Dr. Kenya Goodson
October 25, 2021
Using scientific skills to serve the community by educating the public and influencing public policy has always been the professional goal of Dr. Kenya L. Goodson.
Featured Sierran of the Month: Vaughn Millner
July 27, 2021
What are your specific environmental interests and/or concerns?
Alabama is remarkable in terms of biodiversity, geography, and beauty. My primary interests include the protection and restoration of Alabama's waterways and I am...
Featured Sierran of the Month: Emily Bosch
May 27, 2021
My environmental fight is a fight for environmental justice. I believe that everyone has a right to clean air and clean water.
Featured Sierran of the Month: Laura Quattrochi
April 26, 2021
Laura serves on the Alabama ExCom and as chair of the Cahaba Group as she works on her Masters Degree.
Clay, Alabama Quarry Threat: Potential for an Environmental Tragedy
April 26, 2021
A local landowner is attempting to get hundreds of acres of unincorporated Jefferson County land rezoned for industrial mining for the purpose of limestone quarrying.
Happy Earth Day! Now Let’s Mobilize!
April 22, 2021
A lot has happened since the very first Earth Day in April, 1970.
Sierra Club and GASP Petition EPA to Fight Dangerous Air Pollution at Plant Barry
April 5, 2021
Permit Allows SO2 Emissions to Exceed Legal Limits
Monday, April 5, 2021
Contact:
Emily Bosch emily.bosch@sierraclub.org
Mobile County, Ala. — Last Friday, Sierra Club and GASP filed a petition with the...
Alabama Power Must Safely Move Its Coal Ash at Plant Barry
March 20, 2021
Toxic coal ash contaminants are already seeping into Mobile area groundwater and waterways