Blog posts from around the country

Woods & Wetlands Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
What is the minimum legal crew size required in Illinois to transport highly toxic, flammable, and explosive hazardous materials in freight trains over 1 mile in length (100+ cars)?
Woods & Wetlands Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
The Woods & Wetlands Plastics Team has launched its first major initiative. Volunteers are now hitting the streets in their communities to talk with independent restaurants about reducing their use of single-use plastics.
Woods & Wetlands Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
On Sunday, Feb. 13, you'll have the chance to meet and greet (virtually) Boris the Bobcat, the centerpiece of the Wildlife Discovery Center in Lake Forest. You'll also learn about the natural history of bobcats and their amazing adventures as…
Woods & Wetlands Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
Nowadays there is plenty to be upset or worried about in our world. But sometimes good news comes from the most unexpected places—like Indiana.
Woods & Wetlands Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
2021 was a very eventful year for the Woods and Wetlands Group—from celebrating the enactment of Illinois' Climate and Equitable Jobs Act to launching local campaigns to improve rail safety and cut back on single-use plastics.
Pennsylvania Chapter
The Sierra Club Pennsylvania Chapter submitted comments asking the Maryland Air National Guard to commit to a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and expanded public comment period in regards to their proposal to modify the Duke Military…
Redwood Chapter
by Victoria Brandon Redwood Chapter Chair
Vermont Chapter
The Vermont Chapter announces 2022-2023 Candidates for the Vermont Sierra Club Executive Committee. If you are a dues-paying member you will receive an email to vote for these volunteer leaders. PETER MALICKY
Loma Prieta Chapter
East Palo Alto, Ravenswood Business District Specific Plan Update
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
The US EPA announced it is rejecting CWLP's request for additional time to comply with federal coal ash rules regarding waste storage at CWLP’s Dallman coal plant and neighboring coal ash impoundments.