Blog posts from around the country
New Jersey Chapter
New Jersey’s flood mapping system was more than 20 years out of date, so the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has adopted new rules to account for current and future levels of precipitation in New Jersey.
New Jersey Chapter
Ed Lloyd, a long-time environmental activist, attorney, and friend of the Sierra Club, died on August 5, 2023.
New Jersey Chapter
On July 27, the Gateway Group and other Chapter volunteers visited Mazza Recycling Services, a materials recovery facility in Tinton Falls.
New Jersey Chapter
Native plants can be part of the solution to climate change devastation because they allow many types of wildlife to live amid dense urban development by providing valuable habitat.
New Jersey Chapter
The memories and experiences we’ve gained from being a part of the NJ Chapter’s Youth Committee have shaped us into better students and activists.
New Jersey Chapter
The May Building Electrification (BE) monthly webinar presented highlighted the benefits and provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).
New Jersey Chapter
Can the building electrification (BE) webinar adopt the best practices of a popular entertainment show, or compete with “This Old House” running 24 hours a day on Pluto TV?
New Jersey Chapter
The proposed NJ Transit microgrid could be a critical first step toward powering NJ Transit rail with renewable energy, which could also be extended to renewables-based electrification of other transit service areas.
New Jersey Chapter
A Superior Court ruling found that the Department of Environmental Protection should not have issued an exemption to the Highlands Act to Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) to build its massive East 300 pipeline expansion project.
Lone Star Chapter
We are proud to announce that Becky Bullard has joined our team as our new Chapter Communications Manager!