Chapter Update

Water is the lifeblood of our region. The Great Lakes are where it all begins, containing 84% of North America’s surface fresh water. We all know how important it is to keep our lakes clean. We can't let Enbridge’s dangerous Line 5 pipeline continue...

Each spring, the Michigan Sierra Club organizes a lobby day for our activists to descend on the State Capitol and rally legislators around Sierra Club priority legislation. On Thursday, May 15 join Sierra Club volunteers and members in Lansing to do...

Taking a page out of President Trump’s and Elon Musk’s slash and burn approach, Michigan House Republicans have passed a 2025-26 reckless budget that completely eliminates funding for essential state departments, including Health and Human Services...

Sierra Club Michigan is looking for a dedicated volunteer to join our team as treasurer. The treasurer will play a key role in ensuring the financial health of the Chapter. This role is an excellent opportunity for someone with financial experience...

This past week, Sierra Club joined Transportation Riders United, Michigan Public Transit Association, Amalgamated Transit Union and over 100 transit supporters from all across Michigan. We spent the day in over 50 meetings to talk to state...

Agrivoltaics: Solar Panels and AgricultureBy Mike BuzaAgrivoltaics is not an entirely new concept, but it is not widely known or understood. Sometimes called dual use, agrivoltaics means solar developments and farming operations occupy the same land...

On Saturday, February 15, Sierra Club Michigan cosponsored the Climate Can’t Wait Rally in Detroit. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to those who joined us, in person or in spirit. Despite the snowstorm, we had an incredible turnout for this...

The first couple of months under the new federal administration have shaken democracy to its core. As a result, millions of Americans are eager to take meaningful, impactful action, and the Sierra Club is built for this moment. Our members and...

The Trump administration handed 'Pure Michigan' a major hit, firing staff across federal agencies without reason and blocking funding for critical programs. Understanding the direct impact of these drastic and often illegal actions and advocating...

  On one of the coldest days Michiganders have felt in years, Lori and Mitch Coleman invited Sierra Club members and supporters to tour their all-electric home in West Michigan. The temperature average on the day we visited their home was 5°...