Blog posts from around the country
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for December 2020. Click the title to see the news this month.
Lone Star Chapter
For our families, planet, and future, San Antonio must shut down its last coal plant by 2030. But City-owned CPS Energy won't discuss shutting the JK Spruce plan down, other than to warn of the costs
District of Columbia Chapter
Testifying before the DC Council about the mayor's nomination to fill a vacancy on the Public Service Commission, Mark Rodeffer called for the Council to confirm commissioners with the experience and vision to take proactive leadership to meet DC's…
New Jersey Chapter
The COO of NJNG, Mr. Westhoven made a statement in their quarterly report that his company had lost confidence in any ability to forecast an outcome for the PennEast project. Stating, “NJR remains committed to the PennEast project, but we're…
Angeles Chapter
Kilynn Johnson got very sick one night and was rushed to hospital almost five years ago. Surgery to remove a tumor from her gallbladder revealed cancer that had spread from her gallbladder to some lymph nodes and to her liver.
Angeles Chapter
Last month, I wrote an article about the benefits of regenerative agriculture by highlighting a local urban farm in the heart of Los Angeles.
As November is Native American heritage month, I wanted to add the i
Angeles Chapter
LA County Water District Efforts to Support Desert-Damaging Water Mining Project Falter as Cadiz Inc. Suffers Major Election Setbacks
Updated 12/07/20
Pennsylvania Chapter
The Sierra Club’s Lancaster Group is in the process of purchasing and distributing the children’s book Where’s Rodney? by Carmen Bogan to as many public elementary school libraries in Lancaster County as it can. This beautiful book, illustrated by…
Allegheny Group, Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania
The Allegheny Group of the Sierra Club has the responsibility each year of providing grant awards from the Huplits Endowment. This year we had a maximum of $100,000 that we could grant. After review by the committee members, the following…