Blog posts from around the country
Maine Chapter
After speaking with volunteer coordinator Jeanine Bischoff in March about what my position as intern at Sierra Club Maine would entail, I was both excited and nervous. The word “intern” conjured images of inconvenient hours and onerous grunt-work.…
Four Lakes Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
Join us at John Muir Park in Marquette County on August 6 for the National Park Service Ice Age Trail and John Muir 2016 Centennial Event!
Four Lakes Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
The John Muir Chapter invites you to attend the 2016 Autumn Assembly, October 7-9.
Wisconsin Chapter
The John Muir Chapter of the Sierra Club today released its 2015-16 Scorecard of environmental votes taken by the Wisconsin Legislature. The Sierra Club also announced the list of 2016 Environmental Champions who voted 100% pro-environment in the…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Did you know that most Texans believe global warming is real? But fewer than half believe that if global warming is happening, it is caused mostly by human activities. Three in ten Texans believe it is caused mostly by natural changes in the…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Are you excited or even concerned about the upcoming elections and their impact on our environment? We are too! Here’s your chance to get involved with other local Sierra Club members and help solid green candidates. Houston’s Sierra Club Political…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Join us for a special evening to benefit the Sierra Club’s Houston Group and Lone Star Chapter. Gather with like-minded folks, enjoy good company, great appetizers and desserts. See displays of local conservation efforts and service projects. The…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Here are two well done videos that illustrate and explain how recyclables are actually processed. These videos also help to address many of the questions that citizens have about how to properly recycle.
Atlantic Chapter
By Susan Lawrence Some basic principles are necessary to move communities, in NYS and around the world, to be sustainable.