Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Recently, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) staff and City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a lawsuit challenging the State of California’s authority to protect rivers and streams, without informing the San Francisco Board of…
Suwannee St. Johns Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
This summer, cool off and feel alive again... by exploring the Matanzas Inlet by kayak.
Suwannee St. Johns Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Was Chicken Little right? Is the sky falling?
Fortunately, recent changes give reason for hope, and solutions to the climate crisis are better and cheaper than ever.
Suwannee St. Johns Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Check out this useful Energy Scorecard. The transition to renewables is an opportunity to bring new jobs, lower electricity costs, and increase disaster resilience, but only if we plan for it!
North Carolina Chapter
A North Carolina state Senate committee bowed to partisan politics in refusing to accept Secretary Dionne Delli-Gatti, Gov. Roy Cooper's highly qualified choice to lead the Department of Environmental Quality. "This action does a disservice to North…
Wisconsin Chapter
WEC Energy Group is proposing to charge customers $370 million plus interest, totaling more than $460 million, to build storage tanks to store extra fossil gas, in case they need it on cold days in the winter. WEC’s proposal assumes increasing use…
Central Piedmont Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
A new report released today found concerning levels of toxic PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) found in home garden fertilizer products widely sold throughout the United States.
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Whether you have an emotional, aesthetic, or nostalgic connection to pollinators; want to promote biodiversity or restore habitat, or simply enjoy food and want food security, there is action you can take to support pollinators!
Oregon Chapter
Members of the Oregon Chapter Forest Issues Team had their hands full throughout the month of May as a number of forest-related bills made their way through the Oregon Legislature, post-fire logging activities proceeded full bore across the state,…