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In addition to the incentives offered by the Swell Energy partnership with Sierra Club Angeles, qualifying new clean energy adopters can benefit from state rebates and federal tax incentives to reduce system costs. Swell makes it simple to...

For years Sierra Club has worked behind the scenes to secure funding and move forward with an initiative that seeks to protect wildlife and the corridors for movement they require for survival. Wildlife connectivity is important to link areas of...

Barbara Hensleigh is the chair of the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter’s Central Group, encompassing the area of West Hollywood through East Los Angeles, from Griffith Park through South Los Angeles, and several Gateway cities. She enjoys spending...

The Healthy Streets ballot initiative in the city of LA has submitted its signatures in June, and they are feeling optimistic about getting on the ballot this fall!    Now that the City Clerk has received the signatures, they will begin...

June’s SCOTUS decision in the crucial climate case West Virginia v. EPA is a deeply disappointing and dangerous decision that eliminates EPA’s most effective tool for reducing harmful climate pollution from existing power plants. This...

Our team is growing and we are adding a new position to support and expand our fundraising activities!    Sierra Club is the largest volunteer-led, grassroots environmental organization in the country, with state and regional chapters in...

    California and its residents need to live within the state's water means. The constant search to find so-called "new water" is exhausting. Water is a very finite resource, particularly with the acceleration of climate...

On Friday, May 27th, The Los Angeles City Council voted to ban most gas appliances/hookups in new construction, a huge win for clean air, and the climate. Los Angeles joins 54 cities phasing out most gas in California. This policy will require all...

The Angeles Chapter Nominating Committee is recruiting Executive Committee leaders for the chapter and our regional groups.    Executive Committee members guide the Sierra Club’s work in our communities. We make decisions about...

The Puente Hills landfill operated from 1956 to 2013. As early as 1990s, then State Assembly member Hilda Solis authored legislation to covert the landfill to a public park.    That dream just crossed a major milestone to becoming...