Blog posts from around the country
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
In collaboration with the Unitarian Coastal Fellowship, the Croatan Group is hosting a Movie Discussion on “Kiss the Ground” which is an inspiring and groundbreaking film that explores the first viable solution to our climate crisis.
Loma Prieta Chapter
Protect nature in Sunnyvale's Moffett Park Specific Plan, preservation of Belmont's Waterdog Open Space, our new book club "Restoring Nature", heat pump water heater rebates from Peninsula Clean Energy and Valley Clean Energy, and much more!
District of Columbia Chapter
Sierra Club DC Chapter Vice Chair Aykut Yılmaz testified at the DC Department of Transportation oversight hearing about Vision Zero, transportation equity, encouraging transit and biking to work, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and energy…
Range of Light Group / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
Long Valley on CBS, 30x30, OHVs on Death Valley Road, Wild Horses and Burros, Declining Riverine Ecosystem, Dispersed Camping Forum, and much more!
Montgomery County / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
On December 14, 2020, County Executive Marc Elrich released the
Lone Star Chapter
When Winter Storm Uri caused a state-wide power outage and trapped millions of Texans in the dark and cold, we witnessed an incredible mass mobilization of community, love, and vigilance that took shape in both formal and informal mutual aid…
Idaho Chapter
Idaho Power has once again started its Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) process. It does this process every two years, which creates a master plan for the utility that outlines how it will meet the region’s energy needs for t
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Sierra Club Illinois staff members Mila Marshall, Nicole Saulsberry, and Kyra Woods are making their mark on Black history.
Angeles Chapter
GIS Committee Maps for Angeles Chapter Water Committee
The GIS and Water Committee first partnered up many years ago on the
Angeles Chapter
The Sierra Club California Water Committee is an issue committee that reports to the California Conservation Committee, the organization that sets Sierra Club's environmental policy for the State of California.