Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
We need zero-NOx appliance standards to protect our health and air quality, address climate change, and provide climate resiliency. NOx pollution harms our health by increasing the risk of asthma and leading to premature deaths. Fossil fuel…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Although the census data will be released later this year, now is the time to identify communities with common interests, so that their voices are heard and valued. When communities with shared interests advocate together, their environmental,…
Loxahatchee Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Learn how a local Juneteenth celebration supported the communities impacted by sugar cane burning.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
If you’re looking for a way to help advance the Sierra Club’s mission here in the Bay Area, our Advocacy Team is a great place to start. This action-oriented group helps push for the adoption of local Sierra Club-endorsed environmental policies…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Calling all teachers of grades six through twelve! Our Climate Literacy Committee is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium on a free, virtual workshop on July 30th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Build your confidence teaching climate change while…
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Volunteer Alana McKean reflects on planting plants to attract pollinators on the Petersburg Square in this new blog.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Yesterday, Sierra Club Los Padres Chapter Condor Call editor John Hankins (a.k.a. Condor John) and I attended a vigil by neighbors and allies in front of the SoCalGas’ compressor station site expansion on the Westside of Ventura.
Kentucky Chapter
In response to recent pressure from Kentucky Chapter, the Kentucky Division of Water has agreed to hold a virtual public hea
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Volunteer Lonnie Morris reflects on Princeton's efforts to celebrate Pollinator Week.