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A $590 million deal that obliges Chemours to repair damages caused by the company's toxic "forever chemicals" discharges is a laudable step toward protecting NC communities – but much more must be done by state and federal leaders, the N.C. Sierra...

The USDA's plan ignores the will of tens of thousands who supported creation of the Roadless Rule and oppose its removal.

Clean water is essential to people across North Carolina and the nation. But our state and federal leaders are failing to create strong regulations to keep dangerous chemicals out of our drinking water. Your voice is needed!

Sierra Club Outings are understandably one of our most popular programs, but to "explore and enjoy," we first must "protect" our natural areas. One of the Chapter's recently certified Outings leaders, military veteran Lindsey Hildebrand, explains.

From an environmental perspective, the long-awaited state budget isn't all bad. But it could be a lot better.

Duke Energy accepted $129 million in taxpayer money to buyout an offshore wind lease, making it the latest company to accept such an offer from Trump’s Department of the Interior. Northeast states and California have filed lawsuits in recent weeks...

A proposed settlement resolving Chemours Co.'s illegal "forever chemicals" discharges in three states leaves North Carolinians who have been exposed for decades – and continue to be exposed – to the company's toxic waste, out in the cold.

From a Roadless Rule Rally in Asheville to an EMC public hearing in Wilmington, thank you for showing up.

As we rally against terrible proposed rules to address toxin in North Carolina waterways, the N.C. Chapter hosted a webinar to give context to the situation and you can help fight back.

"We applaud Gov. Josh Stein, and thank him for speaking out against this egregious overstep of power. In his words: 'This is a terrible deal for the people of North Carolina and our country.'"