Blog posts from around the country
North Carolina Chapter
"As the administration moves to finalize this draft proposal, we hope they'll recognize that North Carolina’s energy future should be focused on tapping our region's large offshore wind potential. Choosing clean energy will benefit economies up and…
North Star Chapter
This legislative session, the Sierra Club is privileged to be working with John Hottinger as our advocate at the State Capitol. John recently stepped down from his position as a volunteer leader on the Executive Committee after seven years of board…
Maryland Chapter
Bad news from Governor Hogan already. As one of his first acts in office, Governor Hogan is threatening to condemn Maryland families to more dirty air, by holding up protections against coal-fired power plant pollution. The Maryland…
Maryland Chapter
The Bloede Dam, one of the last remaining dams on the Patapsco River, will be removed to improve the health and safety of the river. An open house will be hosted by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the National Oceanic and…
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
January 17, 2015: written by Simone Johnson
Florida Chapter
Sierra Club Florida has established its legislative policy platform for the 2015 session.
Lone Star Chapter
It's simple. Burning fossil fuels causes smog. And across the region, oil, gas, and coal are some of the biggest contributors to our smog problems. Smog threatens our health, especially children who develop asthma or other serious respiratory…
Lone Star Chapter
“It’s a New Day in Texas” exclaimed new Lt. Governor Dan Patrick this week. It’s a new year too, which gives wind and solar power another chance to break more records. According to recent reports from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT…