Blog posts from around the country
Georgia Chapter
More than 40 leaders in the environmental movement in Georgia are urging Senators Ossoff and Warnock to continue the fight for big and bold climate investments Biden’s Build Back Better Budget.
Thomas Hart Benton Group / Missouri Chapter / Kansas City Missouri
This September a conflict between municipal government of Kansas City Missouri and a resident caught some international attention on Twitter. Though the issue at stake might seem somewhat prosaic, the consequences involving the environment and…
Lone Star Chapter
Are you passionate about climate justice? Do you geek out on storytelling and messaging? The Sierra Club's Lone Star Chapter is hiring for a Communications Coordinator!
Napa Sierra Club Group / Redwood Chapter / California
The large enterprise the county is engaging in to comply with the State Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) includes a very complex and expensive modeling of the groundwater and the inputs and outputs to the water going into and stored under the…
Maryland Chapter
Luca Grifo-Hahn reflects on why environmental protection is important and why he is inspired to be a part of Sierra Club's campaign to add an Environmental Rights Amendment to the Maryland State Constitution
Napa Sierra Club Group / Redwood Chapter / California
On Sept. 16, 2021, the Napa Chapter of the Sierra Club recently agreed to commit $50,000 for the creation of a permanent environmental center, located in the heart of American Canyon’s wetlands. The Wetlands “Eco” center will provide a home for year…
Wisconsin Chapter
There have been several recent and important mining industry developments in Wisconsin and Michigan on mining proposals we have been tracking. Changes in the proposals in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are particularly troubling.
Loxahatchee Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Learn how native plants can help reduce climate change and how you can get involved.
New Jersey Chapter
Today the developers of the controversial PennEast pipeline project announced they were cancelling the project after being denied necessary water quality permits. PennEast Pipeline Co. LLC’s 116-mile pipeline would have shipped fracked Marcellus…