This week the N.C. General Assembly passed a state budget with bipartisan support and yesterday Governor Cooper signed it into law. The budget is a mixed bag overall and for the environment. Cassie Gavin explains.
Blog posts from around the country
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Celebrate and toast the vision of the exciting new initiative: The Blue Note Junction, a community health & business incubator! The all-ages event will feature small bites, drinks, live music, and raffles. Your donation gets you access on Nov 21…
York River Group of the Virginia Sierra Club / Virginia Chapter / Virginia
Shellfish play an important role in the health of our waterways. This Sierra Club York River Group educational program provided information on the history, trajectory, and current status of shellfish (particularly oysters) in the Chesapeake Bay…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
There are two new ways you can help protect our wonderful El Sobrante hillsides, while at the same time rounding out your holiday shopping! Right now if you purchase a t-shirt, tank, hoodie, or calendar, all profits go to the legal defense of the…
White River Group / Missouri Chapter / Missouri
Here are the candidate statements for the 2021 Sierra Club White River Group Executive Committee election. Those chosen will serve a two year term, during the years 2022 and 2023.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
This holiday season recycle your old holiday string lights at the Houston Zoo to help save animals in the wild! Recycling helps keep unwanted items out of landfills. The fewer landfills we need for human waste, the more space there is for animals…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Houston's Health Museum, the John P. McGovern Museum of Health and Medical Science, and the Houston Public Library are currently hosting the exhibit Your Body, Your Air. This exhibit explains the connections between human health and the air quality…
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Dozens of Pawnee residents attended a public hearing to fight EmberClear’s proposed gas plant and over a hundred folks showed up virtually to show solidarity for local residents and oppose dirty gas in Illinois.