Blog posts from around the country
Toiyabe Chapter
Saturday, we found another easy, but scenic hike that we can add to our list. We drove up the rather good dirt road up to Virginia Peak. The road is
Santa Lucia Chapter
New Report Points To Benefits Of National Marine Sanctuary Designation For Central CoastA new stud
Maryland Chapter
We're ready to turn up the heat on Governor Hogan to ensure his administration implements long-awaited health protections from Maryland's dirty coal plants in time for the 2015 asthma season.Join the MD Beyond Coal team, Sierra Club staff, and a…
Florida Chapter
Sierra Club Florida has joined a wide-ranging coalition of conservatives and environmentalists in a campaign to put a solar energy constitutional amendment on the 2016 ballot.
Santa Cruz Group / Ventana Chapter / California
On Friday, February 20, 2015, Conservation Chair and Executive Committee member Gillian Greensite spoke at the County Zoning Administrator meeting on behalf of the Sierra Club about a proposal to remove 24 trees including 10 "significant" trees…
Santa Cruz Group / Ventana Chapter / California
Heard of oil trains? Well you certainly would hear one if it exploded in your backyard. Unless we take action, oil trains may begin traveling through the southern part of Santa Cruz County, near Aromas, as well as through Elkhorn Slough, San Jose,…
Wisconsin Chapter
Governor’s Budget Threatens Wisconsin’s Natural Resources, Public Safety, and EconomyGovernor Walker’s proposed state budget (AB 21 / SB 21), released February 3, is bad news for Wisconsin’s air, water, wildlife, and the many economic en
Maine Chapter
Today, there is concern that a new spruce budworm outbreak is imminent. Our neighbors to the north in Quebec are already experiencing a major infestation, with more than 8 million acres of forest affected. History tells us that it’s just a matter of…
Alabama Chapter
YOU CAN HELP PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE FUTURE OF ALABAMA.The assaults on Alabama’s environment seem to be without end.