Blog posts from around the country
Virginia Chapter
The Virginia Chapter hosts a monthly series of one-on-one in-depth webinar conversations with remarkable individuals leading Virginia's offshore wind efforts.
Wisconsin Chapter
Alden Hills Organic Farms is a family-owned organic farm in Walworth, WI that sells high-quality pastured meat. It was founded by Gary Powers in 2009 and is still managed by the family. Levi Powers, Gary’s son and the manager of Alden Hills, says…
Idaho Chapter
We have the opportunity for a volunteer to engage with our chapter in a more official capacity, either as a Treasurer or a Transaction Manager.
Washington State Chapter
As we welcome the new Biden/Harris Administration into the White House, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on 2020, and all that we’ve accomplished to restore the Snake River and its once-abundant fish runs. We believe that 2021 is poised to…
Washington State Chapter
We have a BIG opportunity in 2021 to finally get ahead of industry proposals and advocate for strong protections against climate-wrecking fossil fuels! We know that coal, oil and fracked gas wreak havoc on our climate, put our health and safety at…
Washington State Chapter
Although the holiday season is well underway and COVID-19 has changed so many of our lives this year, we’re still hard at work preparing for the 2021 Washington State legislative session. We wanted to let you in on a little--well, big--change early…
Washington State Chapter
In early February, the Board of Directors for Seattle Public Schools will consider a resolution to eliminate all fossil fuels used in school facilities by 2040. This will ensure that schools use 100% clean, renewable energy for heating, cooling,…
Washington State Chapter
The Enchantments, housed in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, is an extremely popular hiking destination that can be incredibly hard to score a camping permit. Because of this heavy use, the Enchantments permit area was designated a “Leave No Trace”…
Maryland Chapter
2020. A brutal year of pandemic and turmoil we are glad to see increasingly behind us. Although we acknowledge the pain and hardship of the year, we celebrate the new bonds and coalitions formed and many significant achievements.