Blog posts from around the country
Lower Eastern Shore Group / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
A quick and easy way to make a BIG difference.
Greater Louisville Group / Kentucky Chapter / Kentucky
Join the world’s largest biodiversity-related citizen science project, eBird. eBird is an online database of bird observations providing scientists, researchers and amateur naturalists with real-time data about bird distribution and abundance.
Reno Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
Reno Inspiring Connections Outdoors (Reno ICO), a branch of the Toiyabe Chapter of the Sierra Club works with groups in Northern Nevada to provide outdoor trips to youth and adults who otherwise would not have access to nature and and outdoor…
Pennsylvania Chapter
With a new administration in place that is clearly determined to speed the pace of heating up and polluting the planet, many of us are struggling to find our way forward. The most common lament I hear is, “I did this already”’ and the most common…
North Star Chapter
The Sierra Club North Star Chapter brings the voices of our 50,000 Minnesotan supporters to the State Capitol to pass strong environmental laws. With Federal rollbacks, State action could not be more urgent. Here are our pro-active priorities for…
North Carolina Chapter
The N.C. General Assembly's 2024 "short session" was anything but. It lasted from April to mid December – appropriately, wrapping up on Friday the 13th amid heated protests over power-grab legislation. Our lobbyist, Laura DeVivo, wraps up the action.
Pennsylvania Chapter
Washington, D.C. - Wednesday, Governors Pritzker (IL), Moore (MD), Murphy (NJ), and former Governor Hall-Long (DE) sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) expressing support for the concerns that…
Hoosier Chapter
In this issue: meet our new team members and get involved this legislative session, plus all our regular features - like photos from you, our readers - and much more!
Greater Louisville Group / Kentucky Chapter / Kentucky
A lot of new renewable energy projects are being built in Kentucky and all around the world. While much of the focus has been on solar and wind, hydropower, the world’s first renewable electric source, still has a major role to play.