Blog posts from around the country
North Star Chapter
Most people give this nearly eagle-sized member of the falcon order (Falconiformes) a bit of a bad reputation. The French called them vultures after the Latin vulturus, “the tearer”; the Ojibwa said we-nong-ga, “the one of filth”. I’m inclined to…
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
The Living Schoolyards Coalition consists of nonprofit organizations, educators, and community members, including the Sierra Club, who create and advocate for equitable school environments that support physical and mental health, social and…
Kentucky Chapter
Tell KY’s Division of Air Quality to fulfill its obligation under the Clean Air Act and protect Mammoth Cave, the most haze polluted national park in the country.
Florida Chapter
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Today, Sierra Club Florida announced it has appointed Jessica Clark Wisdom as the organization’s new development director.
Napa Sierra Club Group / Redwood Chapter / California
Setting your thermostat just a single digit higher can help you save 6 percent on your cooling costs, according to the EPA. Read on. Article is courtesy of Vox.
Suwannee St. Johns Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Nitrate Pollution in Florida Springs: A Growing Concern
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
We’re not only hiking up mountains this summer, we are conquering one of the biggest mountains of the moment: stopping oil drilling in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
Napa Sierra Club Group / Redwood Chapter / California
One of the most useful ways to really understand how we use energy and to know where that energy comes from is by using this flow chart (known as a Sankey Diagram) produced annually by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. In this article, I…