Blog posts from around the country

Toiyabe Chapter
Over the last year, transportation has become a focal point for chapter advocacy in our region. This sector is the single leading source of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution in Nevada, and with two of the fastest warming cities in the…
Toiyabe Chapter
On December 1, 2020, Nevada released its State Climate Strategy. More than half of Sierra Club’s recommendations were included in this plan. We applaud the Sisolak Administration for incorporating these recommendations, and we encourage decision…
Toiyabe Chapter
Being able to explore, enjoy and protect our planet depends on the safety of our elected leaders as they conduct their constitutional duties. Anyone who assaults these leaders threatens our foundational environmental laws and democracy itself.…
North Carolina Chapter
As the pandemic continues, jobless rate remains high and the weather grows colder, unemployed North Carolinians face an additional crisis: how to pay their utility bills. What is North Carolina doing to help them?
Toiyabe Chapter
DC Attacks, Climate Action, Transportation Plans, 30x30, Celebrating Environment Champions, Avi Kwa Ame, Steamboat Ditch, and more!
Lone Star Chapter
The Port of Cork has cut ties with United States firm NextDecade and dropped the Cork LNG terminal project. The project would have imported up to 3 million tons of LNG per year from NextDecade’s proposed export Rio Grande LNG facility at the Port of…
Florida Chapter
Earthjustice has filed suit to stop an attempt by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to allow Florida to fast-track wetlands permits for construction projects that will degrade and ruin Florida’s natural landscape, all in violation of federal…
Washington State Chapter
Evergreen January 2021 - Announcing our 2021 Legislative Priorities
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Ellery Richardson, President of the Nashville Food Co-op, joins us for a program about the emerging food cooperative in Nashville.
Tennessee Chapter
Like it or not, masks will be a part of our lives for an unknown period of time thanks to Covid-19.