Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
On Monday, October 18th the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) is unveiling two rules that would ultimately lead to the phase-out of gas furnaces and water heaters by instituting zero-emission appliance standards. We are asking the…
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
We've been warning of oil spills, fires, tanker accidents, road closures and more from Exxon's Jump the Shark plan to restart its 1970s/80s-era offshore drilling operations on the Gaviota Coast. The last two weeks showed we were right.
North Carolina Chapter
This week the N.C. legislature did not take up any environmental bills but continued with redistricting map-making work which is expected to continue for at least a few weeks.
Toiyabe Chapter
Algae blooms have detrimental effects for aquatic life and also for people and pets that play in the water. Unfortunately, they're becoming more common across the country and in Nevada and the Eastern Sierra. Learn more about algae blooms and how…
Toiyabe Chapter
Build Back Better, Transportation, Changemakers, Volunteer, Algae Bloom Prevention, Tahoe Lake Herbicides, Nevada-Utah Water Wars, and Every Last Drop
Pennsylvania Chapter
It's that time of the year again! The Sierra Club Pennsylvania Chapter is made up of over 100,000 members and supporters, all supported by by a group of volunteer leaders on the Chapter's Executive Committee.
Lone Star Chapter
Organizations sent a Title VI Civil Rights Act Complaint calling for Spanish language access on SpaceX’s permit request. The organizations included the Lone Star Chapter Sierra Club, Voces Unidas, Las Imaginistas, La Unión del Pueblo Entero, Carrizo…
North Star Chapter
Sierra Club North Star Chapter Political Committee is proud to participate, along with TakeActionMN, OutFront MN, Our Revolution and FaithInMinnesota, in distributing this video series which documents a small sample of rampant excessive
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
The Science Director, Dr. Ryan Jackwood will share with us what he’s learned so far from water sampling along the Harpeth River,