Blog posts from around the country
Tennessee Chapter
What’s Inside: Sierra Club Board of Directors voting, the false promise of bitcoin mining in an Appalachian town, redlining continues to negatively affect Black and Brown communities, World Water Day, Earth Day turns 52, a silly species for April (…
Central Piedmont Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Full Details on the Revised Plan and Final Environmental Impact Statement can be found on the
Harvey Broome Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Harvey Broome Group April 2022 Newsletter. Read about our program about the Hidden Rivers documentary, hosted by Patrick Rakes, Conservation Fisheries, as well as information about local events and national environmental news.
District of Columbia Chapter
At the DC Council budget hearing for the Department of General Services (DGS), the Sierra Club called for adequate funding to make sure DC government meets the requirements of the building energy performance standards (BEPS) program. The Club also…
Lone Star Chapter
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has denied the Pristine Streams petition on a 2-1 vote, despite the Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter’s convincing comments as well as our report of about 700 comments from our members.
District of Columbia Chapter
The Sierra Club and the Washington Interfaith Network (WIN) jointly testified before the DC Council in favor of expanded affordable housing that relies on clean and efficient energy instead of indoor combustion of dirty energy that pollutes our…
Grand Canyon Chapter
Phoenix, Arizona – ...The wild population of Mexican gray wolves has seen a small increase ...to a minimum of 196 wolves. However, this slight increase [...reveals] high mortality (including illegal killing), low pup survival, and a deepening…
Wisconsin Chapter
The Misconception
A common misconception is that there are no actions individuals can take to tackle the climate crisis without significant negative impacts to our daily lives.