Blog posts from around the country
Angeles Chapter
A group of pesticides called neonicotinoids have been causing destruction and killing bees for years, and we need to act now before it’s too late.
Sierra Club staff and volunteers work together to analyze and determine Club positions on
Maine Chapter
Testimony Opposed to LD 1554 - An Act To Provide Climate Change Transition Assistance for Maine's Energy-intensive Businesses
Maine Chapter
Testimony in Support of LD 1410: An Act To Incentivize the Development of the Labor Force in the Green Jobs Sector through Assistance in Repaying Student Loan Debt
Maine Chapter
Testimony in Support of L.D. 1467: An Act to Promote a Circular Economy through Increased Post-consumer Recycled Plastic Content in Plastic Beverage Containers
Maine Chapter
Testimony Neither For Nor Against LD 1163- An Act To Reduce Pollution by Prohibiting Metallic Mineral Mining
Maryland Chapter
I came across this experience through an email from one of my English Professors. As I
was finishing registering for my classes for the Spring semester, I received an email
about CORE P 201 (Environmental Justice Externship), and I thought, “Well,…
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
The country's grid is currently 40% clean, but getting to 80% by 2030 could be achieved with existing technologies at no additional cost to ratepayers in every region because the cost of renewables and batteries have come down so much, according
North Carolina Chapter
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week and Earth Day, we celebrated a few of the folks who give their time, energy and passion to safeguard our air and water, help people threatened by pollution, cherish our wild places and endangered…
Angeles Chapter
What does turning off the lights when you leave the room, have to do with preserving wild spaces? Everything. Here’s why.
California has adopted very aggressive decarbonization goals: to abandon all fossil fuels and to