Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
In the last few months, the Green New Deal skyrocketed to national prominence and completely changed the conversation around climate policy in the U.S. This is exactly the kind of bold action that we need to address the interlocking crises of…
Lone Star Chapter
Today, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) released the final environmental impact statement (EIS) for the proposed Annova LNG fracked gas export terminal. Annova LNG is one of three fracked gas export terminals proposed for the Rio…
Washington State Chapter
While the passage of Washington’s 100% Clean Energy legislation has attracted much media coverage, another key piece of legislation has quietly moved through the legislature that is also of critical importance to the environmental community’s energy…
North Carolina Chapter
This week at the NC General Assembly we saw Senate committees move two bills that the Chapter is working against. One would raise registration fees for electric vehicles to the highest in the country and another would allow electric utilities to…
San Gorgonio Chapter
Sierra Club, the Green New Deal, and the Inland Empire Join us Tuesday May 7 at the San Bernardino County Museum for a program on the Sierra Club, the Green New Deal and the Inland Empire. We will see presentation describing just…
Wisconsin Chapter
On March 14, 2019, a Donald Trump appointee, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, proposed a rule to strip gray wolves throughout the continental United States of Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections,…
Washington State Chapter
Would you believe me if I said we may recover the North Cascades grizzly bear under the Trump Administration?
Wisconsin Chapter
“Last week, thousands of citizens across Wisconsin made their voices heard on a variety of issues at the Conservation Congress meetings. We are very excited that the question about restoring funding for the state parks was approved by 86% and passed…
Massachusetts Chapter
State law allows MLPs to develop their own generation capabilities, something investor-owned utilities are prohibited from doing. This means that MLPs have more freedom to determine the towns energy mix. By virtue of their non-profit status and…
Massachusetts Chapter
Roughly three years ago, I ate a diet heavy in dairy, and had meat most days of the week. Granted, I have never had a taste for red meat, and mostly just ate chicken and turkey. I consumed dairy daily, despite growing up with an intolerance to…