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photo credit: Jan O'Connell A city known for its sandy beaches, picturesque lighthouse and sunsets is now charting its path to become a sustainable city. Sustainable cities aren’t just a lofty goal of eco-enthusiasts and city...

    Michigan Chapter Update August 21, 2022 In This Edition:...

The Sierra Club Michigan Chapter needs your help. In an era of rampant misinformation on social media, it is more important than ever that our messages are widely viewed. Help us inform the public about all of the amazing work happening at the...

Michigan had 2.16 million people cast a ballot in the Aug. 2 primary election – the second-most of the past 12 governor primaries in Michigan, dating back to 1978. The only primary with more votes was in 2018, when Whitmer won the Democratic vote...

The Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) is now accepting comments from the public regarding the scope of an in-depth environmental review of the proposed Enbridge Line 5 oil tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac. The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS...

“Never depend upon institutions or government to solve problems. All social movements are founded by, guided by, motivated and seen through by the passion of individuals.” - Margaret Mead      ...

Activists create signs to use for the press conference about Tribar's chemical spill the night before. Photo credit: Lee Burton The public health advisory declaring the Huron River off limits to human contact below the Wixom Tribar...

Calling all photographers, nature lovers and Sierra Club fans! Starting in August, the Michigan Chapter will be hosting a monthly photography contest. The first Chapter Update of the month will contain a photography request to members and...

    Michigan Chapter Update August 7, 2022 In This Edition:...

    Michigan Chapter Update July 3, 2022 In This Edition:...