Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
The Bay Chapter is in search of tabling and phone banking volunteers to help amplify our voice on local environmental issues. If you are interested in helping to communicate the Sierra Club's vision and positions to achieve conservation victories,…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Join the Sierra Club and No Coal in Oakland for a rally before the court hearing that could put an end to the lawsuit to overturn Oakland’s ban on the storage and handling of coal.
San Gorgonio Chapter
Magic of the Galapagos IslandsThe monthly meeting of the Los Serranos Group of the Sierra Club is Tuesday, January 16, at 7:00 PM. Los Serranos members Ann and Farley Olander will give a presentation on the Galapagos Islands. Meeting…
New Jersey Chapter
The bill for nuclear subsidies, S3560 (Sweeney/Smith), has been held from the Senate today and most likely on Monday as well. The Assembly will not be listing it at all. These means that the bill will not be voted on during this session. The bill…
Pennsylvania Chapter
Almost 7 years ago, six Pittsburgh based organizations realized that our region was going to spend $2-4 billion dollars of area residents’ money to stop 9+ billion gallons of untreated sewage from flowing into our iconic three rivers. The overflows…
Florida Chapter
This senseless, exploitive move threatens Florida's $67 billion tourism industry, from the white sand beaches of Pensacola to the mangrove shorelines of the Florida Keys.
New Jersey Chapter
Today both the Senate and Assembly have passed ACR255 (McKeon) that determines DEP Highlands Septic Rule is against legislative intent. The DEP’s proposed Highlands Forest Preservation Area is a major source of drinking water for up to 6 million…
North Star Chapter
You are invited to our inaugural film night to explore themes of racial and environmental justice. It will be Thursday, Jan. 25, from 6-9 p.m. at the Sierra Club offices, 2327 E. Franklin Ave. This is part of the Sierra Club's ongoing commitment to…
North Star Chapter
Minnesota is well known for its lakes. They are a way of life, connecting generations of residents and tourists to nature, adventure and beauty. Our state is also home to the headwaters of the Mississippi River, which provides drinking water to…