Blog posts from around the country

Maine Chapter
As we continue to process the domestic terrorism in Lewiston last week that stole 18 community members and forever changed our home, our hearts at Sierra Club Maine are with everyone affected by this horrific tragedy. 
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Hike in Pisgah National Forest and visit 4 lesser known waterfalls near the Cradle of Forestry!
Angeles Chapter
Next time you go for a hike try this strategy to enhance your observation.  Thinking about your five senses, note 5 things you see, 4 that you hear, 3 that you smell, 2 to feel and 1 to taste.  This was one of the suggestions made duri
Angeles Chapter
Some exciting news for the Angeles Chapter Library!! After much-expressed interest and enthusiasm from members surrounding the induction of the new Library Committee, we’d like to invite you to join our first official meetings.
Angeles Chapter
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak at an event about electrification at Burbank where various of the presenter spoke about why we work on building electrification.
Massachusetts Chapter
By Sam Lambert 
Angeles Chapter
Who wins, the planet or the electric utility?   You have electrified your home, and installed solar panels. You drive an electric car and you no longer take commercial airplane flights.
Pennsylvania Chapter
“I’m marching because America is ready to take bold action to cut climate pollution!” Fred Kraybill, volunteer with the Allegheny Group and Clean Transportation Team, was ready to hit the New York City streets for the March to End Fossil Fuels on…
Pennsylvania Chapter
HARRISBURG -- Today, in a divided decision, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled against the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), and preventing the Department of Environmental Protection from enforcing the rule. 
New Jersey Chapter
NEW JERSEY -- Late last night, Danish company Ørsted announced that it will officially cease the development of Ocean Wind I and II offshore wind projects. Governor Murphy called into question the company’s “credibility and competence.”