Blog posts from around the country
Northern Alameda County Group / San Francisco Bay Chapter / California
The Sierra Club Northern Alameda County Group strongly encourages Berkeley to take a more holistic, non-single occupancy vehicle-centric approach to planning for future ferry passenger capacity at the Berkeley Marina.
North Carolina Chapter
We and our allies have again sued the U.S. Forest Service over its Nantahala-Pisgah Forest Plan, arguing now that the agency violated federal law by downplaying the harmful impacts of a dramatic expansion in logging and by failing to include binding…
North Carolina Chapter
Jones Street was frenzied this week as the Senate bill filing deadline came and went. (The House bill filing deadline is next week). Meanwhile, we’re still keeping an eye on S261, Energy Security and Affordability Act, which remained in the House…
District of Columbia Chapter
Claire August testified for the Sierra Club in favor of legislation clarifying that nonprofit organizations in DC do not pay property taxes when they install solar panels.
Lower Eastern Shore Group / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
Students want to save Earth. Let's help them do it.
Idaho Chapter
The City of Boise is currently hosting a series of community meetings to gather input from residents on their climate efforts, as well as collecting feedback via an online survey. This is a great opportunity to make our voices heard for the climate…
Iowa Chapter
Several pieces of legislation have been introduced in the Iowa legislature. See what the bills are, what they do, and how you can help
Marys Peak Group / Oregon Chapter / Oregon
Corvallis has a string of parks along both the Willamette and Marys Rivers that the City acquired with great wisdom in a past era by leaders and a public that understood how to look into the future for the greater good.
Pennsylvania Chapter
It’s April and everything is waking up again in our Pennsylvania climate. Once again, we get to watch as the astonishing beauty and complexity of our natural world emerges for another annual cycle. Where I live, writing in mid-March, the snow bells…