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Glendale Water and Power is proposing to spend $500 million to expand the aging and polluting Grayson Power Plant in the town of Glendale. At a time when the rest of California is moving towards 100% clean energy, the agency stands out for its...

We won’t let L.A.’s recycling plan get trashed Sierra Club joined more than 200 activists in early March to urge L.A. city leaders to maintain a new recycling plan for apartments and businesses. The Angeles Chapter has been part of...

Angeles Chapter Awards Banquet Honoring 2017 Awardees State Sen. Ben Allen, David Haake, Peter Doggett, Jim Fleming and many others.  Read more...   Brookside Country Club  
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Is Earth Day still relevant? Coming up on its 48th anniversary, the day dedicated to celebrate the planet may not seem so relevant as it once was. We're all recycling, right? Here are 10 reasons Earth Day is as important as ever.  These...

Here are activities happening in and around Earth Day. Come celebrate the planet and spread the word about sustainability and conservation. Sierra Club needs volunteers to help at several events below. Contact angelica.gonzalez@sierraclub.org...

ATTEND TUESDAY EVENING WATER BOARD MEETING AND TELL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES NOT TO SIGN ON WITH CADIZ!  March 20, 2018 5:30 PM 602 East Huntington Drive, Suite B, Monrovia 91016  Tuesday evening is when your local water board will give...

  You can be one of L.A’.s leaders in restoring more vibrant, natural habitat that invites wildlife into backyards, front yards, multifamily residences, and public places in the Upper Ballona Watershed. Join us for “A Day-long...

  Sierra Club Angeles Chapter has been part of the Don't Waste LA Coalition for over 7 years advocating for clean air, zero waste and healthier communities. Join us on March 7th and show your support for the RECYCLA!   Our right to...

Among climate scientists, Charles David Keeling and the Keeling Curve are famous, even revered. Walk into the National Academy of Sciences building in Washington, D.C., and you’ll find one wall shows Darwin’s finches, next to a double...

Let's imagine natural flowing water throughout much of the L.A. Basin. It's not such a far-fetched idea. The watershed of Ballona Creek encompasses 130 square miles, from Griffith Park and Mulholland Highway to Westchester and South LA, to...