Blog posts from around the country

Allegheny Group, Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania
The Allegheny Group of the Sierra Club is proud to announce that five of our nine endorsed candidates won their races in the general election on November 3.
North Carolina Chapter
Did you know that more than half the vehicles on the road in the United States belong to businesses? That's a big - and influential - piece of the transportation sector. And its influence is being felt as some corporate leaders are calling for a…
Wisconsin Chapter
Each year the Sierra Club-John Muir Chapter recognizes outstanding volunteers and community leaders for their work on behalf of the environment. From new activists to lifetime achievements, we want to acknowledge their amazing efforts and…
Alabama Chapter
As election officials and the media continue sifting through the results of the 2020 election, the Alabama Chapter of the Sierra Club looks forward to fostering a spirit of collaboration toward common goals protecting public health and preserving…
Maryland Chapter
Today, fifty groups came together to deliver one simple message: Governor Hogan’s plan to widen the I-495 and I-270 toll lanes is flawed, incomplete, legally vulnerable, and would fail to reduce congestion for the vast majority of drivers. According…
Idaho Chapter
Below are the remarks from our Chapter Director Lisa Young from today's Election Reflect
Wisconsin Chapter
The Flanagan Terminal is a “pipeline breakout station” where six pipelines meet, including Line 61. Line 61 begins in Superior, WI and stretches diagonally across the state and into Illinois until reaching the Flanagan Terminal.
Lone Star Chapter
American Electric Power, parent company of Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO), announced a fleetwide compliance plan to address coal ash and toxic water pollution, which includes plans to end coal use at its Pirkey and Welsh coal plants in…
Alabama Chapter
Longtime Sierrans will remember the battles related to CAFO's the Sierra Club fought in the early 2000's. It was a time when large scale animal farms were making inroads into our rural communities, polluting the water and creating horrible odors.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for November 2020. Click the title to see the news this month.