Blog posts from around the country

Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Plans are being made to address flooding in Buffalo Bayou. Our informed input is needed now to insure that environmental values will receive a high priority.... (Read more)
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Tom Douglas Having voted early and participated to varying degrees in the pre-election campaign season, five of us decided to calm our nerves on election day by taking a paddle together.... (Read more)
North Carolina Chapter
An increasing number of communities in North Carolina and across the country are pledging themselves to adopt clean energy goals over the coming years. What policies are helping them move toward these targets, and what can North Carolina's…
Lone Star Chapter
The Texas Environmental Awards were different this year, but that did not stop us from celebrating the hard work and achievements of so many Texans to protect the environment we love.
Pennsylvania Chapter
HARRISBURG, PA -- Last night, the Pennsylvania House passed SB 845, a bill that would impose an annual registration fee of $175 for drivers of electric vehicles and $75 for drivers of hybrid vehicles, a strong disincentive that cancels out the…
Maine Chapter
Matt Cannon writes on his experience campaigning for Jared Golden.
New Jersey Chapter
November 21st marks the 40th anniversary of the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan (CMP). The New Jersey Pinelands Commission protects the Pinelands through its implementation of the CMP which contains the rules that guide land-use, development…
New Jersey Chapter
The Mercer County Park Commission is holding a virtual public meeting for the Moores Station Quarry Park Master Plan. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, December 2 from 7 to 9pm. The Moores Station Quarry has been operating since the 1800s.…
Florida Chapter
Sierra Club Florida thanks Commissioner Nikki Fried for her opposition to M-CORES and Florida's proposed assumption of the Section 404 program.
Utah Chapter
Collectively, these school resolutions could provide access to renewable forms of energy to more than 140,000 students across Northern Utah.