Bus Driver Salaries Become A Hot Issue For Detroit’s Climate Too
August 7, 2023
Last Thursday, a group of advocates from Transportation Riders United (TRU) and the Sierra Club gathered (along with a number of other groups: ATU Local 26, Detroit People's Platform, Detroit Jews for Justice, Detroit Disability Power, Detroit DSA,...
Visit Michigan’s Quiet Beaches
August 4, 2023
With 3,288 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, second only to Alaska, Michigan is a paradise for people seeking a beautiful place to swim, paddle board, launch a canoe or kayak or just soak in the extraordinary beauty of the freshwater lakes....
Sierra Club Joins Wilderness Effort
August 3, 2023
The Sierra Club has joined the effort to designate 51,000 acres of National Forest Land in Michigan as Wilderness.
Sierra Club has a long history in Michigan. We were the leaders of the coalition which passed the Michigan Wilderness Bill in...
‘DTE Energy Settlement Is an Important Victory but the Michigan Legislature Must Go Further
July 13, 2023
On Wednesday, our long campaign to end the use of coal in Michigan has achieved a significant step. The Sierra Club and a group of intervenors, announced a settlement agreement with DTE Energy on their energy plan, formally known as an ‘...
Mike Berkowitz's Farewell from Sierra Club
June 30, 2023
The Michigan Sierra Club is bidding a fond farewell to one of the most transformative members of our staff after twelve years of outstanding leadership and innovation. Mike Berkowitz’s skill at organizing and policy advocacy, as well as his...
Rhonda Anderson's Farewell & Environmental Legacy
June 30, 2023
When Rhonda Anderson became the first full-time environmental justice organizer in southeastern Michigan she recognized that changing the approach of a large environmental organization with little experience addressing the harm caused...
