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Check out our August 2026 Edition of Sierra Club Kansas Chapter's Waypoints Newsletter!

If the grandfather clause did not apply, the KDD expansion would not be allowed without a waiver from nearby residents. When completed, it will add two square miles to its already large footprint next to the Arkansas River and confine up to 98,000...

Check out our July 2026 Edition of Sierra Club Kansas Chapter's Waypoints Newsletter!

Zack Pistora, Sierra Club Kansas Chapter DirectorI wonder how Dr. Brewster Higley might revise his famous poem about Kansas if alive today?Home, home on the range… where hyperscaler data centers seek to stay…The State lured them with cash, and...

This is Our Guide to Find Meat, Dairy and Eggs Produced the Right Way, where animals are raised in open, more natural environments, such as on pasture, among trees or in spacious pens, hereinafter referred to as “free-range or pastured.”

Check out our June 2026 Edition of Sierra Club Kansas Chapter's Waypoints Newsletter!

Big Smoke Days are frequently impacting the public health of Kansans, especially in the northern reaches of the Flint Hills. While the annual burn helps preserve the tall grass prairie, its current method of practice is just another example of the...

Kansas has continually ranked in the bottom for installed solar power, despite being one of states for solar resource potential. Utility-scale solar, or “solar farms,” are (finally) taking hold in Kansas. Just this week, two new conditional use...

Ornate box turtle numbers are declining and county fair turtle races have a lot to do about it.

The Kansas Sierra Club is powered by volunteers who care deeply about protecting our air, water, land, and communities. This year, we encourage members from across Kansas to consider running for leadership positions within the Kansas Chapter...