Blog posts from around the country

Toiyabe Chapter
The results of our national and Nevada elections show a mandate for environmental action, with 81% of Sierra Club-endorsed candidates winning their races. Click here to read more about the details and what these results mean for climate and…
District of Columbia Chapter
Testmony of Payton Chung Sierra Club, Washington DC Chapter to the District of Columbia Council, Committee of the Whole 
Pennsylvania Chapter
As the second-largest fracked gas producing state in the U.S., Pennsylvania has an obligation to adopt the strictest possible rule to reduce harmful methane emissions from oil and gas infrastructure.
Pennsylvania Chapter
The recent spill of roughly 10,000 gallons of pipeline drilling fluid into Marsh Creek State Park in August and the subsequent contamination it caused of the park’s popular lake — a potential threat to drinking water for Chester County residents —…
North Star Chapter
We make Minnesota just and sustainable for all — Black and white, Native and newcomer, urban and rural.
Wisconsin Chapter
We are so lucky to have the people in our community that we do, so this year, we are celebrating and appreciating our volunteers virtually! From November 12th to 19th, Volunteer Appreciation Week will highlight some of our many volunteers and the…
Georgia Chapter
The Georgia Chapter’s End of Year Volunteer Awards are our chance to highlight exceptional contributions to the Sierra Club’s work across the state of Georgia.
Maine Chapter
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 12, 2020 (Augusta, ME) — Three conservation groups have asked a federal judge to halt Central Maine Power’s (CMP) premature plans to begin construction on its controversial transmission line.
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Join Aaron Deter-Wolf as he tells us about an ongoing study of the Mound Bottom State Archaeological Area. Aaron is the Prehistoric Archaeologist with the Tennessee Division of Archaeology for the State of Tennessee,
North Star Chapter
A major Line 3 permitting decision is happening this week. If the MPCA says "yes" construction could start next week. Call the Governor at 202-750-2411 to tell him: Stand with the people of Minnesota, deny pollution and deny Line 3.