Blog posts from around the country

Alabama Chapter
Toxic coal ash contaminants are already seeping into Mobile area groundwater and waterways
York River Group of the Virginia Sierra Club / Virginia Chapter / Virginia
Four of our Virginia State Legislators spoke with the Sierra Club York River Group in a spirited virtual meeting on March 17, 2021. Each representative (who the Sierra Club had previously endorsed) described the status of a different bill or…
Idaho Chapter
As we did with last month’s blog post, Idaho Sierra Club will continue to provide regular updates following each of Idaho Power’s monthly Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Advisory Council meetings to let you know what your utility is up to and how you…
Wisconsin Chapter
Wisconsin's budget for 2021-2023 will define our state's transportation priorities for the next several years.
Idaho Chapter
By Dave Canamella, Idaho Chapter Salmon Committee Chair. The idea/hypothesis that the ocean is the cause for the decline and current at-high-risk-of-extinction status of our Snake River salmon runs (chinook, sockeye, and steelhead trout) has…
North Carolina Chapter
The pace has picked up at the General Assembly; legislators have filed hundreds of bills and many are being voted through committees. Lawmakers need to hear from constituents like you about which bills matter!
Redwood Chapter
A bill that has been making its way through legislative hurdles for a few years has moved forward and aims to protect more than 250,000 acres in Mendocino, Humboldt, Trinity and Del Norte counties.
District of Columbia Chapter
The DC Sierra Club supports the C40 Cities Global Mayors COVID-19 Recovery Task Force's statement of principles as a framework to shape DC's near-term actions against climate change, vulnerability, and inequity. We urge the Mayor to endorse these…
Angeles Chapter
Wednesday, March 17 — As of today, there have been thousands of reports of anti-Asian hate across the country. Some of the most violent actions include the murder of 84-year-old Vicha Raranapakee in San Fransisco.
North Star Chapter
Most boats are able to be operated safely. However, one type of vessel, the wake boat, can be exceptionally destructive if operated without care. Tanks at the back of these boats take on thousands of pounds of lake water to increase their weight and…