Jersey Sierran Index

By Richard Isaac • Richard.Isaac@sierraclub.org On behalf of our NJ Chapter, I welcome our new volunteer officers and a college intern: Bill Brazell, Leaf-Blower Reform Coordinator Bill Brazell is our Chapter’s new coordinator of leaf-...

Transportation Chair's message

Residents of the Jersey Shore are being led to believe that the opposition to offshore wind is a grassroots campaign started by concerned citizens. It isn’t.

Ozone pollution is accelerated by and contributes to climate change.

The Passaic River has been polluted for over 150 years. In the end, those who pay taxes will ultimately pay for the cleanup.

Everyone should closely check out the roughly $50 billion in clean-energy tax credits and rebates for homeowners that are part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) that Congress passed last year.

Each election cycle, the New Jersey Chapter of the Sierra Club endorses candidates who we feel have taken the greatest steps in working toward a better, cleaner environment.

Each election cycle, the Sierra Club endorses candidates who we feel have taken the greatest steps in working toward a better, cleaner environment. We hope you will consider voting for these individuals in the November 7 General Election.

In an 83-page report, the Plastics Advisory Council has charted progress of the law during its first eight months and concludes that New Jersey’s “Get Past Plastic” policy has been a success.

In New Jersey in February, Gov. Phil Murphy issued an executive order calling for a faster transformation to 100% clean energy.