Blog posts from around the country

Angeles Chapter
How does a business supporter of the Sierra Club decide on which action to take if they only have 15 minutes during a week or even during a month where taking action is possible?    We have 100,000 supporters in S
Angeles Chapter
In January, the City of Hawthorne voted unanimously for 100% renewable energy as their default rate while Hermosa Beach voted to join the Clean Power Alliance, thanks in part to the a
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Every year 100 million trees are cut down for junk mail. Especially during the holidays, you might be deluged with junk mail. This article describes easy and cost-free ways to stop it. Enjoy these New Year’s Climate Resolutions!
Grand Canyon Chapter
video: Alberto Mellado is leader in the biocultural conservation of the Comcaac territory. Based in Punta Chueca Sonora "Socaaix" his work is based on promote and defend the natural and cultural resources of his community.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
As we speak, monopolies are unleashing an unprecedented attack on Californians’ access to the sun. The changes proposed in California would “decimate the cost effectiveness of rooftop solar,” according to the Sierra Club.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
What do you want your legacy to be? A planned gift to the Los Padres Chapter will create a legacy that provides for a sustainable and healthy future for Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
It all started with a public notice in the 2009 issue of Condor Call: “For the first time ever, the Los Padres Chapter is sponsoring a Wilderness Basics Course beginning January 20 (2010), thanks to the efforts of organizer Teresa Norris and a cadre…
Range of Light Group / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
The fate of a national treasure and several endangered species is in the hands of a small local water district. That treasure is Fish Slough. The water table in Fish Slough has been in decline for the past 20 years and the springs are drying up. The…
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Marking the January anniversary of the 1969 oil spill, the Santa Barbara Independent posed the provocative question, “Is Big Oil Dead in Santa Barbara?” It called recent developments, “so wildly unlikely they would not have been imaginable even a…
Wisconsin Chapter
Background Months ago, activists and over 35 local organizations united in opposition to the proposed bicameral bill that would criminalize various forms of protest under the guise of cracking down on so-called “riots.”