Blog posts from around the country

Grand Canyon Chapter
To USFWS (Wash DC): "On behalf of the Rio Grande and Grand Canyon Chapters of the Sierra Club, please accept these comments on the draft revisions to the 2015 ESA Section 10(j) rule for the wild population of Mexican Wolves. The following changes…
Loxahatchee Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Learn about a dangerous developer text amendment to alter the Agricultural Reserve.
Loxahatchee Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Hear about two recent ICO trips to Jonathan Dickenson State Park and Manatee Lagoon.
Grand Canyon Chapter
Today, following nearly four years of workshops, public meetings, and thousands of supportive comments, including the support of both small and large businesses, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) voted down an energy rules package along party…
Grand Canyon Chapter
Hoy, después de casi cuatro años de talleres, reuniones públicas y miles de comentarios a favor, incluyendo el apoyo de pequeñas y grandes empresas, la Comisión de Corporaciones de Arizona (ACC, por sus siglas en inglés) votó en contra de un paquete…
Angeles Chapter
The Los Angeles City Council voted yesterday (1/26) 14-0 to pass a motion to begin the process of phasing out oil drilling citywide and provide a just transition to impacted workers. There is still work to do to ensure the phase
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
View this video to see the progress of the Havelock by-pass on US 70. The Sierra Club negotiated a settlement with the NC DOT to offset the loss of Croatan National Forest habitat.
Michigan Chapter
Lansing, MI -- Today, Governor Gretchen delivered her fourth State of the State address, highlighting past accomplishments, her vision, and new initiatives to protect and put Michiganders first.
District of Columbia Chapter
The Sierra Club testified in support of legislation to codify DC's climate commitments and offered suggestions to strengthen the bill.
District of Columbia Chapter
The Sierra Club testified in favor of legislation requiring that newly-constructed buildings in DC are highly energy efficient and generate on-site renewable energy.