Blog posts from around the country
Florida Chapter
Community activists in and around the Everglades Agricultural Area sent a letter to Commissioner Nikki Fried about the rules that determine when and why pre-harvest sugarcane field burning is permitted.
Wisconsin Chapter
“Budgets reflect our priorities, and they put our values into practice. Governor Evers’ budget demonstrates that this administration is committed to moving Wisconsin to action on both equity and climate. Sierra Club recognizes this budget as one of…
Montgomery County / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
Delegate Barve has written a letter to the Montgomery County Council asking the Council to withdraw what has beco
Maryland Chapter
If you’re a Southern Maryland resident, you know how beautiful it is down here — from the coastal areas to wetlands to forests. Protecting these areas is part of the Sierra Club’s mission, and here’s what we’ve been up to lately.
Washington State Chapter
On December 30, 2020, our environmental movement lost one of its champion’s Ginny Wolff. With the passing of Ginny Wolff, Skagit has lost a much-loved advocate for nature, social justice, democracy and our communities.
Cherokee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Cherokee February 2021 Newsletter and Program Information - WaterWays Efforts to Mitigate Contamination from Signal Mountain's Abandoned Mines, Virtual Earth Day Celebration
Washington State Chapter
Amtrak Cascades has connected the Vancouver-Seattle-Portland corridor since 1995, offering a green travel alternative to I-5. Cascades handled over 800,000 annual riders in 2018 and 2019. However, in response to the pandemic, service has been…