Blog posts from around the country
Washington State Chapter
Hey fossil fuel fighters! Remember the TransMountain (TMX) pipeline and tanker project? It is a reckless project that would increase tanker traffic through shared Washington and British Columbia waters by seven hundred percent, endangering the…
Washington State Chapter
Mariska Kecskes started with Sierra Club in February and is a few months into her not-so-new role as an organizer with the WA Chapter. She will be focusing on some of Sierra Club’s longest-running efforts, preserving forests and rivers. I caught up…
Washington State Chapter
The Columbia River Team is charged with speaking for the national Sierra Club on modernizing the Columbia River Treaty and restoring salmon above Grand Coulee Dam, returning home to ancestral spawning waters of time immemorial.
Angeles Chapter
Same tradition, different rules.
2020 saw recreation in our city centers severely limited, restricting human interactions and forcing isolation in homes.
Virginia Chapter
Today marks one year since George Floyd was lynched by a police officer. The brutality we witnessed that day is not an unprecedented or infrequent reality for Black Americans.
Loma Prieta Chapter
Milpitas and Los Altos climate action surveys, free Sea Level Rise webinar, pollution in Arena Green, and much more!
York River Group of the Virginia Sierra Club / Virginia Chapter / Virginia
The Sierra Club York River Group held a virtual event online to celebrate the history and natural wonders at our Virginia parks. With a primary focus on the Great Dismal Swamp, the event highlighted that area's importance, both environmentally as…
North Star Chapter
The regular 2021 Minnesota Legislative Session has adjourned, but they will be going into extra innings with their work unfinished. The good news is, it’s not too late for Senate Republicans to choose people and communities over polluters.