Blog posts from around the country
Florida Chapter
The Florida Springs Council, Florida Waterkeepers and Sierra Club today responded to remarks by Florida's Chief Science Officer, Thomas K. Frazer, Ph.D., regarding Sen. Mayfield's Senate Bill 712.
Toiyabe Chapter
Since the flight of the upper and middle class to the suburbs, the American history of sprawl has not only created vast economic and racial inequalities, it has decimated our environment. Ecosystems have been completely wiped out; city water and air…
District of Columbia Chapter
Sierra Club volunteer Jean Stewart submitted testimony to the DC Council calling for the protection of public housing in DC and for new housing that does not rely on fossil fuel combustion.
Angeles Chapter
ANGELES CHAPTER ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
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Honoring 2019 Awardees for Outstanding Volunteer Achievements
Maine Chapter
The 1,248-panel array is expected to produce more than 630,000 kilowatt hours of electricity a year for town facilities.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for February 2020. Click the title to see the news this month.
Alabama Chapter
Year 2020 calls for vision. Clarity can be difficult in the midst of social and political fog that covers our nation, but there are glimpses of hope that the clouds will break. We should absorb those things that give us motivation to protect and…
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
March 3rd is the primary for both presidential as well as state & local candidates in North Carolina. February 13th - 29th is early voting and just as important. While the Sierra Club has not endorsed in the…
Great Waters Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
Sierra Club Great Waters Group is celebrating Black History Month with a February 17th event Honoring African American Environmental Pioneers at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society/Museum, 2620 W. Center St., Milwaukee.
Angeles Chapter
John William Yard, 71, of Sunland, California died at home with his family on February 2, 2020. John was born in New York City and graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College in Cleveland, Ohio with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.