Blog posts from around the country

District of Columbia Chapter
The DC Environmental Network, the Sierra Club, and other advocacy organizations wrote to Mayor Bowser on Earth Day to thank her for making the Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) program a central element of DC’s response to the climate…
Alabama Chapter
A lot has happened since the very first Earth Day in April, 1970.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Solar United Neighbors (SUN) is a unique non-profit that helps individuals or neighborhoods go solar by forming local co-ops, which are free to join. SUN is now organizing a new solar co-op in Houston from May through July.... (Read more)
Lone Star Chapter
40 days. Give or take. That what’s left in the regular 87th Legislative Session. Check out what's moving, what's stalled, and what's shakin'.
North Star Chapter
The Minnesota Supreme Court Wednesday issued a decision that allows a proposed fracked gas power plant to receive Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approval without environmental review in Minnesota. The decision returns the case to the Court of…
Redwood Chapter
Greater Farrallones Marine Sanctuary scientists look at climate adaptation strategy to promote healthy ecosystems.
Redwood Chapter
Sierra Club Redwood Chapter supports the restoration of fish passage to the upper main stem of the Eel River by removing Scott Dam and improving conditions at Cape Horn Dam, while maintaining water deliveries to Mendocino and Sonoma County…
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Read Sierra Club Illinois Director Jack Darin's reflections on Earth Day in his latest blog post.
Lone Star Chapter
Following the devastating aftermath of Winter Storm Uri, San Antonio’s community advocates from across the spectrum--from climate, immigration, housing, Indigenous rights, and wildlife protection--are calling on Mayor Nirenberg, San Antonio City…