Blog posts from around the country
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
Despite the rain, we had a great time on our back up rain plan!
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Harmful VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) are being emitted into the air in the Sunnyside Community from the new telephone poles that are stacked along the streetway in front of homes.
New York City Group / Atlantic Chapter / New York
NYC ICO hosts its annual 5 Pt Adventure Film Festival fundraiser on June 18th, featuring outdoor films, auctions, and giveaways to support environmental education programs for grades 3-12.
Hoosier Chapter
In this issue: celebrating World Water Day, a roundup of our Earth Month activities so far and what is still to come, what it's like to volunteer at a Chapter, how you can get outside with us this spring, plus all our regular features, and much more!
North Star Chapter
To mark Earth Day, People Not Polluters, a partnership of 19 organizations, is delivering over 1,600 petitions to state legislative leaders at the state capitol. The petitions are in response to the state’s failure to enforce laws protecting public…
Tennessee Chapter
What an incredible day of community and climate action in Nashville! The Middle Tennessee Group knocked it out of the park, bringing together Sierra Club members and allies from across organizations for a truly inspiring outdoor celebration. The…
Tennessee Chapter
This is a pivotal moment for our country, our planet, our movement, and the Sierra Club as an organization. It is crucial that Sierra Club leaders come together to align on our priorities and prepare for upcoming threats and opportunities. Further,…
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
55 years ago, on the first Earth Day, a grassroots movement rose up to protect the basic building blocks that made America great - clean air, water, and our natural heritage.
Atlantic Chapter
By Allegra Dengler & George Klein, Election Reform Task Force of the Atlantic Chapter, Sierra Club It is essential that New York defend our current system of hand marked paper ballots counted on scanners.