Blog posts from around the country
North Carolina Chapter
The Environmental Management Commission (EMC) voted today (July 13) to approve a petition to begin rulemaking for North Carolina to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), marking a major step by the state toward addressing climate ch
Maryland Chapter
In the wake of the Morgantown plant closure announcement and the impending new water pollution permit, the Maryland Department of the Environment is hosting a virtual public information session July 14th at 5:00 pm. Read on to learn more and…
Montgomery County / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
Facts and Future of Forest Conservation in MarylandSummary in EnglishPrepared by: Carla Cárdenas.
Maryland Chapter
Maryland Sierra Club Chair Rosa Hance participated in an event hosted by the NAACP where special guest, Dr. Meena Brewster, presented on the Breathe Well St. Mary’s program, a unique, comprehensive air quality monitoring and health education…
New Jersey Chapter
Today Governor Murphy signed a Clean Energy Bill Package with Mayor Tony Vaz, Senator Bob Smith, Assemblyman Daniel Benson, and CEO of ChargeEVC-NJ Pam Frank.
Wisconsin Chapter
In the 2021-23 biennial state budget process, more than 1,000 Sierra Club activists advocated for an environmentally just state budget that addressed water pollution, transportation barriers, public land access, conservation and climate change.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
We are delighted to announce the 2021 recipients of the Sierra Club San Francisco Bay Chapter’s 11th annual awards.
Toiyabe Chapter
Plastic Free July, Sustainable Cities, Latin@ Conservation Week, and Volunteer Network
Toiyabe Chapter
Welcome to Plastic Free July. We dedicate this month to informing you about the toxic truth behind plastic. We also provide tips and tricks for you to reduce your own personal waste and influence meaningful policy on plastic reduction. Together, we…
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Three weeks after an explosion at Chemtool Inc., a chemical plant in northern Illinois, Rockton residents are speaking up about how the disaster could have been prevented and how mitigation efforts should be improved.