Blog posts from around the country
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
Griffith Park in Los Angeles is one of the largest urban parks in North America, and arguably one of the wildest. Here's how you can help keep it that way.
North Carolina Chapter
The legislature met this week and primarily focused on drawing a new map for North Carolina’s 13 U.S. congressional voting districts after a state court signaled that they are likely to rule the existing congressional districts to be…
White River Group / Missouri Chapter / Missouri
Sierra Club White River Group 2017 Executive Committee Election Candidate Statements
Wisconsin Chapter
We are in the midst of a climate crisis, yet Wisconsin utilities are proposing to build new fossil fuel plants instead of planning for a 100% clean & equitable energy future.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Help protect the Los Padres national Forest and Carrizo Plain National Monument by supporting the Central Coast Heritage Protection Act (HR 2199) in Congress. Call today!
Maine Chapter
Alice Elliott's 'Another View' response regarding Central Maine Power's transmission corridor
Washington State Chapter
While 2019 was overall a great year for the environment in the Washington State Legislature, unfortunately, there were a few important jobs unfinished in 2019. Among these include important regulations needed to protect the rivers and streams that…
Toiyabe Chapter
The Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter is launching our Clean Transportation For All campaign, because it’s time to make transportation cleaner, healthier and more affordable. This blog will talk about how we got here, why it matters, and how you can help.
Washington State Chapter
Thanks to our new 100% clean electricity law, coal-power will no longer be allowed in Washington by the end of 2025, the same time the Centralia coal plant will stop operating. Finally, after 15 years, Washington will be coal-free. In the wake of…
Angeles Chapter
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) aims to protect forests for future generations by setting a standard for responsible forest management worldwide.