Blog posts from around the country
Middle Tennessee Group / Tennessee Chapter / Tennessee
Sara Plummer offers timely advice on herbs to plant this spring, different uses, propagation and folklore.
North Star Chapter
When a person is sick, is it right to create an environment where they can get better, or fill their environment with more of the thing that’s making them sick? Similarly, when traffic congestion is problematic, is it logical to reduce the number of…
Georgia Chapter
The Ocmulgee River Corridor is one step closer to becoming a National Park, but we need your help!
North Carolina Chapter
When Texans suffered long days without power during unusually cold weather, some said the energy loss could be blamed on frozen turbines. It wasn't true - and, in fact, clean energy could help mitigate weather anomalies like this one that can be…
Lone Star Chapter
The Lone Star Chapter of Sierra Club, Environmental Defense Fund, National Wildlife Federation, Galveston Bay Foundation, and Hill Country Alliance worked together to develop a Post-Winter Storm Debrief, which includes our high-level policy…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Sheldon Lake State Park is a dichotomy of natural features; one side of the park is prairie and the other boasts 25 ponds each with distinct personality and characteristics....
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Maryland Chapter
Hello! My name is Erin Krauss and I am a junior at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. I am a member of the St. Mary’s Student Coalition and have the exciting opportunity to work alongside the Sierra Club’s legislative team.
District of Columbia Chapter
Sierra Club DC Chapter Chair Catherine Plume testified before the oversight hearing on the Department of Public Works, calling for the DC government to convert its fleet vehicles from fossil fuels to clean electricity and for stronger waste…
North Star Chapter
Saint Patrick's Day is known for being green, but how can the holiday be celebrated with a green mindset?