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The City of Angels in May joined four dozen California jurisdictions banning single-use, plastic carry-out bags. L.A. is the largest city in the nation to approve such a ban – an issue that has been a priority for the Angeles Chapter’s...

When I was a kid, I once read that a person is never more than 10 feet away from a spider, a fact that led me to contemplate what might be lurking under floorboards and sidewalks. Nowadays I find myself entertaining something more troubling: I...

Move LA honors Sierra Club activist and former Angeles Chapter Chair Darrell Clarke as a Great Transit Champion for his dogged advocacy of public transportation in Southern California. The transportation coalition lauded Clarke for stepping...

Stop Canada's attacks on environmental charitiesPresident Obama did the right thing when he denied the permits for Keystone XL -- but now Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is using it as an excuse to steal tax-exempt status from charities...

This is one of those trips of a lifetime!  Visit the sights in Delhi, ride a hot air balloon over Jaipur, travel to the countryside to visit Ranthambore National Park and learn about its tiger conservation program.  In the park we’ll...

The Sierra Club Angeles Chapter applauds the city of Los Angeles' decision to ban plastic bags at supermarket checkout lines. L.A. becomes the largest city in the nation to approve such a ban. Chapter members rallied at City Hall on Wednesday...

Going solar with the Sierra Club and our solar partner, Sungevity, is a win, win, win! A win for you: You can lock in your electricity rate for the next 20 years, free yourself from dirty energy, and do it all with no upfront...

Join us for a rally at City Hall to urge L.A.'s City Council lead by example and finally adopt its long-proposed plastic bag ban. Please join the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter, Heal the Bay, and other concerned citizens at Wednesday's City...

During the first weekend in May, as the Sierra Club’s No Nukes Team hosted its Summit in Washington, D.C., Japan’s last running nuclear reactor was turned off, leaving Japan without nuclear power for the first time in more than four...

Get involved The Angeles Chapter is forming a Task Force to ensure safe operations of the San Onofre nuclear power plant and to make sure its federal license to continue operating isn’t renewed.  Learn more. Sign up TODAY to get...