Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
The San Francisco Bay Chapter Executive Committee is looking for a Secretary to participate in meetings and record minutes. This position requires strong attention to detail, timeliness, quick typing (or note-taking) skills, familiarity with Google…
Vermont Chapter
On February 16, 29 organizations submitted a letter to Vermont Senators in support of S.148, the Environmental Justice Bill.
North Carolina Chapter
The N.C. Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has refused to approve Wake Stone Corp.’s mining expansion permit for a quarry next to William B. Umstead State Park. N.C. Sierra Club was among many groups that opposed the quarry's expansion…
North Carolina Chapter
It’s the buzzword of the energy world right now: green hydrogen. This fuel is being touted as a means to decarbonize long-haul transportation, heavy industry such as steelmaking and oil refining, and agricultural fertilizer production. Depending on…
Maine Chapter
Testimony in Support of L.D. 1902 Resolve, To Establish a Pilot Program To Encourage Climate Education in Maine Public Schools
Maine Chapter
Testimony in Support of LD 1913 - An Act To Review Strategies for Improving Utility Rate Affordability and To Provide Utility Relief
District of Columbia Chapter
The Sierra Club called on the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development to end delays in building a resilient microgrid at the new hospital planned in Ward 8.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
The Sierra Club San Francisco Bay Chapter’s new Sustainable Food and Agriculture Committee is committed to supporting local policies addressing 1. Good Food for All 2. Local and Sustainable Farming Practices and 3. Reducing Food Waste.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
In an exciting update to Susan Hopp’s Fall 2021 Yodeler article, potential damage to the biologically rich watershed of Mount Tamalpais has been stopped — for now. The Watershed Alliance of Marin (WAM) and Friends of Muir Woods Park filed a lawsuit…