Blog posts from around the country
Alabama Chapter
David R. Underhill, age 78, a long time resident of Mobile, AL, died while hospitalized in Mobile on Nov 7th. David was the second child of E. Calvin Underhill and Beth M. Wickham Underhill and was born June 2, 1941 in San Francisco, CA.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour, January 28 and 29, 2020. Support this year's Wild & Scenic Film Festival, one of the largest environmental film festivals in North America....
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Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
On January 15, join the Bay Area Sierra Club to hear Clayton Greenbaum, volunteer Director for the Texas Citizens' Climate Lobby, talk about the carbon fee and dividend policy....
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Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
On January 9, Amanda Hackney of Black Cat GIS & Biological Services, will talk about the Galveston Bay Watershed Trash Action Plan and ongoing efforts to reduce waterborne pollution from the bayous to the bay....
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Toiyabe Chapter
Take a few minutes today to elect your Toiyabe Chapter Executive Committee members who will help guide our work through 2020. Our chapter election is competitive this year: 5 candidates for 4 seats on the Executive Committee.
Everyone who…
Maryland Chapter
One of the most productive activities to save our natural areas is to facilitate research that will make host specific biological controls available.
Lone Star Chapter
After some delays caused by federal rules from Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - the Texas General Land Office (GLO) finally released last month their draft “CDBG Mitigation Action Plan” on how to spend about $4.3 billion in federal Harvey and…
And So It Begins: TCEQ Starts Rulemaking on Discharge Permits for "Produced" Oil and Gas Wastewaters
TCEQ proposed a rule that would incorporate federal standards on oil and gas wastewater discharge for produced wastewater, including both direct discharges and discharges from centralized wastewater treatment plants.
Great Waters Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
The winter blues are not a modern phenomenon, but something that struck an existential chord in our ancestors.