Blog posts from around the country
Delta Chapter
The Louisiana House of Representatives formally congratulated the work of the Sierra Club Ready for 100 program and the Town of Abita Springs for the pledge Abita Springs took in 2017 to achieve 100% clean energy for all municipal buildings in the…
Ventura Sierra Club / Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter / California
Thru-hiking is a getting more popular and why not? Who can resist the challenge of self-sufficiency living on foot for miles and miles and getting out of the urban setting for days on end! All while being immersed and up close to nature
North Carolina Chapter
As the NC General Assembly prepares for its short session, we look at how lawmakers might act to help - or hold back - wind energy development. A wind study is under way and a moratorium on new wind energy projects expires at the end of 2018. When…
Alabama Chapter
Wednesday, May 16 at noon!
Join us in person at the Alabama Rivers Alliance (ARA) office with your lunch OR from your own desk online! ARA presents Stephen Stetson's highly praised workshop from Alabama Water Rally UP IN SMOKE: COAL IN ALABAMA AND…
Allegheny Group, Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania Chapter / Pennsylvania
Learn why members of the Clean Rivers Campaign showed up at the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Board carrying a four foot high “big letter” signed by hundreds of ratepayers and Sierra club members from across the region.
Delta Chapter
Cherelle Blazer, of the Sierra Club, said Louisiana is brimming with opportunities for sustainable practices like solar-powered electricity. She hopes local governments and electric co-ops use their numbers to affect change, since the state is…
Central Piedmont Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Saturday, May 19, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon - meet behind Discovery Place Nature Center, 1658 Sterling Rd., Charlotte
Lone Star Chapter
UPDATE: Today, Denton City Council voted unanimously to approve a 100 megawatt (enough to power 23,000 homes) solar contract, a great big step forward on 100% renewable energy!
Maryland Chapter
After a very grueling and cold winter, Marylanders have been blessed (cursed?) with some relentless heat. While that can be nice for the beach, the warm weather also frequently brings unhealthy air, in the form of smog. On July 9 and 10th there…