Blog posts from around the country

Florida Chapter
Local governments must be allowed to protect their own watersheds.
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
The Young Women's Leadership school had a fantastic time at Dr. Davies Farm and Kennedy-Dells County Park! At Dr. Davies Farm we picked apples, picnicked, and navigated a corn maze. The kids also taught each other fun group games like Splits Rock-…
Georgia Chapter
On Saturday, September 14th, the Sierra Club Georgia Chapter and Sierra Club Military Outdoors joined our partners at REI for the 2nd Annual Outdoor Industry Hike and Paddle.
Wisconsin Chapter
Each year the Sierra Club-John Muir Chapter recognizes outstanding volunteers and community leaders for their work on behalf of the environment.
Angeles Chapter
Over more than two decades, Sierra Club California and our allies have been pushing state agencies and the legislature to accelerate adoption of zero-emission vehicles.   We’ve seen progress.
Virginia Chapter
Governor Ralph Northam announced that Virginia will allocate $20 million from the Volkswagen (VW) Environmental Mitigation Trust towards accelerating the deployment of electric school buses across the Commonwealth.
Alabama Chapter
Uniontown, AL’s sewage sprayfield is now discharging wastewater via an unpermitted pipe into Freetown Creek with permission by ADEM and a local judge.
Alabama Chapter
From Coosa Riverkeeper. There are two major steam plants on the Coosa in Alabama. The Ernest C. Gaston Steam Plant in Wilsonville on Lay Lake. The Gadsden Steam Plant in Gadsden on Lake Neely Henry burns natural gas.
Lone Star Chapter
On July 12, the Sierra Club signed a joint letter with several other organizations to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) Toxicology Division to request a 45-day delay on its proposal to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
Georgia Chapter
Hundreds flocked to downtown Atlanta to participate in the Youth Climate Strike on Friday, September 20th.