Blog posts from around the country
New Jersey Chapter
The Columbia Law School Environment Law Clinic recently filed an Amicus Brief on behalf of the New Jersey Chapter of the Sierra Club in support of New Jersey’s lawsuit against Solvay Specialty Polymers USA. Solvay is responsible for widespread…
North Carolina Chapter
It was another outwardly quiet week at the NC General Assembly, although it’s reported that behind-the-scenes budget negotiations are ongoing and that the House may soon propose a state budget because agreement with the Senate - which is supposed to…
Washington State Chapter
Evergreen May 2021: Where do we go from here? Reflections on the 2021 Legislative Session
Alabama Chapter
My environmental fight is a fight for environmental justice. I believe that everyone has a right to clean air and clean water.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
The East Bay Regional Park District is conducting a survey about park and trail use, with questions about feeling welcome, barriers to visiting, and new programs and events that communities would like to see. Responses will guide future decisions…
North Star Chapter
Yesterday, the Sierra Club, Clean Up the River Environment (CURE), Dakota Resource Council, and North Dakota Native Vote submitted a report to the Environmental Protection Agency explaining that the cost of bringing Coal Creek into compliance with…
Grand Canyon Chapter
PHOENIX －At the request of Commissioner Sandra Kennedy, the Arizona Corporation Commission reconsidered and passed a clean energy rules package on Wednesday that will modernize Arizona’s electric system. In a 3-2 vote, Democratic Commissioners…
Washington State Chapter
With important wins under our belt, we have a lot to celebrate! But the work of securing a climate resilient future doesn’t stop. Planning for what comes next is well underway. That’s why I wanted to share with you an early preview of what we’re…
Lone Star Chapter
There’s only a few days left until Sine Die, the official end of the 87th Texas Legislative Session. With not much time to waste, let’s get into the good, the bad, and the ugly.