Blog posts from around the country
Angeles Chapter
The Moscone Center in San Francisco was awash in green as Sierra Club members from across the nation gathered on September 8-11 for the Club's first National Environmental Convention and Expo.
Angeles Chapter
The sliver of California's coastal wetlands that remains, unprotected by the Coastal Act, is in danger of development According to Don May, Sierra Club and Earth Corps member in the Long Beach area, California's tidel
Angeles Chapter
Aug. 7 was a great day for conservation efforts in north Orange County! The newly-formed Orange County Group True Cost of Food Campaign held a fundraiser at the MUTH Interpretive Center in the Newport Back Bay.
Angeles Chapter
Five candidate forums in September and October will allow Club members to meet and talk with the candidates running for seven at-large seats on the Angeles Chapter Executive Committee.
Angeles Chapter
The Santa Monica Mountains Task Force and Malibu environmentalists persuaded the Coastal Commission at their Aug.
Angeles Chapter
Imagine Griffith Park with two aerial tramways, six multilevel parking garages, information kiosks, a shuttle bus system, campus-style entrance kiosks, a commercialized bridge over the Los Angeles River, and sports fields and a hotel in the park
Angeles Chapter
Both the Malibu Times and the Ventura County Star reported in August that many of the comments submitted in favor of the proposed BHP Billiton Liquified Natural Gas terminal in Malibu were falsified.
Angeles Chapter
Have you heard about the Santa Clara River, L.A.'s last free-flowing, unchannelized river? How about the huge 21,000 unit Newhall Ranch project that threatens to change the river forever?