Blog posts from around the country
Lone Star Chapter
What ever happened to all those bills that passed the Texas House and Senate, became law, and were supposed to “fix the grid”? Have the changes that we expected to see happen, happened?
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
A representative from The Wild Ones will present strategies for rewilding our yards using native plants and pollinators. The Wild Ones Middle Tennessee Chapter is a new local chapter of the national non-profit organization Wild Ones. They are…
Grand Canyon Chapter
Thank You Alicyn for your great work for Grand Canyon -- Welcome Mattea! (Our New Grand Canyon Champion) -- Safeguard Grand Canyon’s Water (Take Action to Shut Down the Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine) -- Come Celebrate Earth Day in Flagstaff!
Capítulo de Puerto Rico
COMPLETA TU MEMBRESÍA EN DOS PASOS: 1) Visita nuestra página web (www.sierraclub.org/puerto-rico) y presiona al botón de ÚNETE o RENUEVA en el lado derecho de la página. 2) Elige tu cuota que apoya directamente a nuestro trabajo aquí en…
Capítulo de Puerto Rico
13 de Abril) ¡Ven a compartir con toda su familia y amistades en el 16to Festival del Tinglar!
Iowa Chapter
Sierra Club Iowa Chapter Director Pam Mackey-Taylor sent a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 Administrator requesting EPA to engage in enforcement actions against NEW Cooperative, Inc. for its recent release of 256,000 gallons…
Loma Prieta Chapter
On Tuesday, March 19 the the San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI), in concert with and under the direction of the California Ocean Protection Council (OPC) held the first of several meetings to gather stakeholder input for a mandated Statewide P
Pennsylvania Chapter
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Today, the Pennsylvania Chapter of the Sierra Club launched a new ad campaign in response to Senator Fetterman’s critical comments on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new cleaner car standards for light-…
North Carolina Chapter
The EPA's first-ever regulations governing levels of "forever chemicals" in drinking water are a good first step toward protecting the environment and communities, but equally are a signal that more needs to be done to rein in the discharge of the