Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Single-family zoning is something that doesn’t even exist in most other countries, yet it constitutes the majority of residentially zoned land in every state of the union and 70 percent of all residential zoning in America. It started in Berkeley,…
Angeles Chapter
Toxic Communities Recap and What’s Ahead!
The Angeles Chapter staff hosted our second environmental social justice (ESJ) book club last week Wednesday, June 2nd. For this meeting, we chose Dorceta Taylor's Toxic Communities.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Building decarbonization has become one of the Sierra Club's priority campaigns here in the Bay Area and nation-wide. It's a hugely important issue area with major implications for public health and the climate, but the terms "building…
Kentucky Chapter
An Endocrine Disrupter Cocktail and a Side of Nanoparticles: Are Plastics Harming Our Health?
by Judith Humble
Kentucky Chapter
LG&E-KU Settles with Intervenors on Utility Rates
Drew Foley, Kentucky Chapter Chair:
Angeles Chapter
Founded in 1955, the Sierra Peaks Section (SPS) offered its first official trip May 5-6, 1956, to Deer Mountain in the Southern Sierra.
Angeles Chapter
The vast majority of people are being intentionally misled when it comes to recycling and don’t seem to know that most of what we recycle actually ends up in a landfill or the ocean.
Angeles Chapter
“Sweat or pay” was my fair ask of fellow volunteers.
But for the severe financial impacts that COVID has brought to nonprofits, I’m asking proud Sierra Club members to pay a little extra. Here’s why.