Blog posts from around the country
North Star Chapter
To avert the worst impacts of the climate crisis, we need to transition away from burning fossil fuels and move to 100% clean, renewable energy. As we make big decisions in how we generate electricity, provide heat to our homes and businesses, and…
Pennsylvania Chapter
The Allegheny Group Sierra Club’s Huplits Wildlife Grants Committee is seeking grant proposals to help protect animal wildlife and wildlife habitat in Pennsylvania. Approximately $100,000 will be available for the 2022 Huplits Wildlife Grant…
New Jersey Chapter
Governor Murphy signed S1016(Smith)/ A2070(Calabrese) into law. The law restricts use of neonicotinoid pesticides. This law makes it the second state to prohibit neonic use in gardens (and other residential areas) and the first to prohibit them on…
North Star Chapter
The common garter snake slithers farther north than any other snake in North America. Hardy and adaptable, this reptile is found nearly everywhere in the continental US and Canada, with only the icy polar regions of northern Canada and hottest,…
Utah Chapter
Your input is needed! Once a decade, Utah’s energy officials update the state's energy plan. They are seeking your input until January 21, 2022, tomorrow! This plan will direct energy development in our state for the next ten years.
North Carolina Chapter
North Carolina is one of the fastest growing states in the nation. Can we keep up - and keep up with - economic and population growth, and continue to fight climate change? The N.C. Sierra Club says yes, and State Director Cynthia Satterfield…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
On February 10th, Bruce Dvorak, a professor at Texas A&M University College of Architecture, will be discussing living roofs for living cities....
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Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Cheryl ConleyThis is a bird I’ve never had the good fortune to see even though their range is limited to Texas, Arizona and Florida....
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Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Clean Water Advocate Mila Marshall reflects on the Water Team's victories in 2021 in this new blog.