Blog posts from around the country

Harvey Broome Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Harvey Broome Group April 2021 Newsletter - Concerns about DOE’s Proposed “Environmental Management Disposal Facility”, State and National News Flashes.
Tennessee Chapter
What's inside: Memphis environmentalists sue U.S. Army Corps over Byhalia Pipeline permit, Clarksville Sustainability Board, debate over Nashville landfill
New Jersey Chapter
The NJ Sierra Club is calling on Governor Murphy to veto A4810 (Pinkin) / S441 (Oroho), a bill on his desk that could weaken environmental and labor regulations. The bill creates the Government Efficiency and Regulatory Review Commission, which…
New Jersey Chapter
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan announced that he is dismissing 40 Trump appointees from the EPA’s Science Advisory Board and the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC). This is part of the EPA’s plans to…
North Carolina Chapter
This was a busy week at the N.C. General Assembly as bill-filing continued and committees approved numerous bills in advance of a spring break next week.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
The MONARCH Act, co-authored by local Rep. Salud Carbajal, was submitted with a clever moniker in March: Monarch Action, Recovery And Conservation of Habitat Act.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
The March fundraiser is critical for our chapter because all the funds raised go toward defending wild lands, protecting clean air and water, and advancing climate solutions right here in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.
Massachusetts Chapter
While 2020 was an incredibly chaotic election, the most impactful change was, of course, the election of Vice President Biden.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Craig R. Carey's legacy expanded this year with a second edition of my well-read and dog-eared Hiking and Backpacking Santa Barbara & Ventura, the “complete guide to the trails of the southern Los Padres National Forest” published by Wilderness…
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
A UCSB science project using a marine robot happened to capture photographs of barrels littering the ocean floor. Samples collected during these missions found extremely high concentrations of DDT. The level of DDT concentrations found in our sea…