Blog posts from around the country

Wisconsin Chapter
"The public has made it abundantly clear: there should be no discounts for data centers. In requesting a rehearing, We Energies is putting data centers over all other customers. There is no reason that residents should bear the financial risk of…
Washington State Chapter
As the 50th anniversary of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness approaches, the story behind its creation remains as compelling as the landscape itself. Behind the 1976 legislation that protected nearly 400,000 acres stood a broad coalition of citizens,…
Loma Prieta Chapter
In last month’s article we discussed how sea level rise will impact each shoreline differently.
Wisconsin Chapter
“Our forests aren’t for sale, plain and simple. But Republicans are relentlessly trying to sell them off to the highest bidder, putting our wildlife and lands at risk for generations. This isn’t what Wisconsinites want or what our ecosystems need.…
Angeles Chapter
Aramco, world’s largest oil co., is FIFA’s main sponsor. Protestors will also demonstrate at other stadiums home to pro teams that advertise for fossil fuels
Winding Waters Group / Hoosier Chapter / Indiana
Many thanks to everyone who pre-ordered this year, and to those who purchased on a beautiful opening day of the Farmer's Market.
Vermont Chapter
The following is an email sent by Ben Edgerly Walsh, Climate & Energy Program Director, VPIRG. VPIRG as the leading advocacy group, wrote this reflection to refute the rhetoric justifying the Governor's flawed veto. 
Oregon Chapter
As the Oregon Sierra Club Legislative Committee prepares for the 2027 session in Salem, we want to make sure your voice leads the way. Take our quick survey.
Lone Star Chapter
Texas is poised to spend billions of public dollars building new gas-fired power plants - and NRG Energy is first in line to benefit.
New Jersey Chapter
Much has been said about the sharp rise in electricity and gas rates, but water rates are also going up, and it is important to understand what’s causing this. Essential water utility upgrades and higher water demand are the chief drivers.