Blog posts from around the country
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Community gardens provide peace for volunteers, and vegetables for food pantries....
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New Jersey Chapter
The 2020 New Jersey Black Bear hunt begins this Monday, October 12-14 for Segment A, Archery Only. Despite the ban on hunting bears on state lands, hunting has been conducted on private land. The New Jersey Sierra Club believes that without an…
New Jersey Chapter
Ridgefield Park officials are in the process of trying to stop NJ Transit from acquiring a 56-acre property off Route 46 that could be turned into a bus depot. The depot would be for 500 diesel buses. The village had originally planned to build a…
Range of Light Group / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
New Newsletter and Website, Ready for 100% Renewable Energy, Tioga Inn, Kris Hohag Replace Fran Hunt, Conglomerate Mesa, Drilling Hot Creek, and Tangle Free Waters
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Join Randy Hedgepath, The Naturalist for Tennessee State Parks, for a photo tour of good places to see birds and other wildlife in Middle Tennessee and across the state.
Lone Star Chapter
Vistra made no changes to its Texas coal fleet, which includes the Martin Lake coal plant; the nation’s largest source of sulfur dioxide pollution and mercury pollution. Martin Lake is the source of ongoing violations of sulfur dioxide public health…
District of Columbia Chapter
The Sierra Club wrote to the DC Council requesting that costs associated with upfront investments in energy efficiency not burden low-income and affordable housing residents. The Club requests that instead the Council and stakeholders identify…
Lone Star Chapter
Communities across the country applaud a ruling by a federal judge requiring EPA to follow the law and investigate civil rights complaints in a timely manner. The decision resulted from a lawsuit filed by community-based groups in 2015 against the U…
Lone Star Chapter
San Antonio needs community members to push the city towards an equitable future. San Antonians deserve prompt and adequate COVID-19 relief and energy justice. But how do we get there, and how can you help? Our San Antonio organizer Greg Harman has…