Blog posts from around the country

San Gorgonio Chapter
Caribou, Birds, and BearsPresented by Brian ElliottTuesday, Nov 3, 2015, 7:30 PMSan Bernardino County Museum, 2024 Orange Tree Lane, Redlands
San Gorgonio Chapter
Riverside Land ConservancyThe monthly meeting of the Los Serranos Group of the Sierra Club is Tuesday, November 17, at 7:00 PM.  Nicole Stutzman, the Land Steward at the Riverside Land Conservancy will present  our program focusing on the…
North Star Chapter
The convenience and joys of biking are more accessible to the public than ever before. Forward-thinking advocates and city officials are interweaving two-wheeled transit into their region's ever-evolving transportation networks, creating greener,…
Lone Star Chapter
So Much Solar, Cities with Dangerous Smog, and A New Face in the Office
Alabama Chapter
2015 Annual Retreat Was Great!; Special Note About Upcoming Chapter Elections; Advocates Challenge Corps’ Lenient Approach to Stream Filling in Black Warrior River Basin; Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge Seeking Comments About Comprehensive…
Angeles Chapter
  Sierra Club Angeles Chapter has a long term commitment to solving the problem of climate disruption.
Maryland Chapter
As a surprise to most of us, gas bearing shale underlies much of the state of Maryland.  Specifically, the Taylorsville Basin runs northeastward from Richmond to Annapolis, under Prince George’s, Charles, Calvert, St.
Angeles Chapter
Even though it has been the practice of the Angeles Chapter for several decades, there is no requirement that every geographic region of the Chapter have a Regional Group.
Lone Star Chapter
In a packed meeting last week at ERCOT, regional planning staff presented analyses of the effect of two new environmental regulations on the electric grid and Texas power plants -- the new limits on regional haze pollution and the Clean Power Plan…