Blog posts from around the country

WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
The certificate of public convenience (see below for link to the docket and order) has been issued for the 5 MW of solar to be installed on the retired landfill in Woodfin on Riverside Dr. This is amazing news and means this project that has faced…
Wisconsin Chapter
The Wisconsin DNR has opened a one-month public comment period from April 15 to May 15th for citizens to express their views in a survey on the DNR’s plans for a November Wolf Hunt and a wolf management plan update. Please follow the two steps…
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Orbital Marine Power yesterday launched its 2MW tidal turbine, the Orbital O2, in Scotland.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Right now, you have two opportunities to help push forward State bills that would permanently protect the biodiversity hotspot known as Tesla Park for conservation purposes and non-motorized public recreation.
Wisconsin Chapter
Thank you to everybody who participated in voting and spreading the word for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress! We made it clear that we want strong environmental protections and a bright environmental future for our state.
Angeles Chapter
Montana Chapter
Why Bison Restoration? Cultural, Ecological, and Climate Benefits By Gabby Eaton, Legislative Intern
Lone Star Chapter
Diane Wilson, a 72 year old, 4th generation fisherwoman, retired shrimp boat captain, author, and environmental activist is currently on a hunger strike (two weeks and counting) against a dredging operation in Port Lavaca that would stir up mercury…
District of Columbia Chapter
The DC Environmental Network, the Sierra Club, and other advocacy organizations wrote to Mayor Bowser on Earth Day to thank her for making the Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) program a central element of DC’s response to the climate…
Alabama Chapter
A lot has happened since the very first Earth Day in April, 1970.