Blog posts from around the country
Cherokee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Time: 7:00pm
Kent Minault will talk about community organizing around the Bull Run TVA power plant coal ash ponds and working with the victims of the Kingston TVA coal ash spill cleanup.
Florida Chapter
Sierra Club, the Florida Director Center for Biological Diversity and the Friends of the Everglades sent a letter to Andrew LoSchiavo and Amy Thompson of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding the EAA Storage Reservoir.
Four Lakes Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
Climate Crew is meeting at 5:30 p.m. at 754 Williamson Street, Madison. Call in possible.
Wisconsin Chapter
The Water Quality Task Force bills cover a variety of topics and legislation, and there is ultimately more good than bad within the group as there are five bills that we have registered in support of. However, there are still a few bills that we…
Wisconsin Chapter
Question #20 in the 2020 WCC Spring Conservation Congress hearing proposes badgers could be trapped and harvested (killed) for 3 years to study their populations. Badgers, an elusive nocturnal mammal, live in unknown numbers throughout the state.…
Wisconsin Chapter
Wisconsin’s next Forest Action Plan is due in June 2020. During the development process for this plan, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) welcomes public comments. 62 Sierra Club members and supporters commented on the draft plan,…
Washington State Chapter
The annual election for Sierra Club’s Board of Directors is now underway. Those eligible to vote in the national Sierra Club election will receive ballots in early March by mail (or digitally if you chose the electronic delivery option). This will…
Washington State Chapter
In late January, we received word that the Southern Resident orca, Mega (L-41), was presumed dead. Mega’s disappearance brings the population down to only 72 orca, the second-lowest since the Center for Whale Research first began its census 45 years…