Oregon Chapter Blog

The Eugene Clean Energy Fund will require massive national corporations to pay a fee to fund clean energy projects that create jobs and protect Eugene’s environment, advocates say.

The Champinefu Lecture Series which was founded by the Marys Peak Group of the Sierra Club Oregon and the Cultural Resources Department of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde. The purpose of these talks is to inform the general public about...

The one-of-a-kind Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund was passed by voters in 2018 to uniquely address climate resilience and environmental justice. The Sierra Club Oregon Chapter applauds today’s legal challenge filed by concerned...

As we reflect on where we’ve been, and prepare for where we’re going, we invited just a few of those good people doing good work to share where in 2025, among the victories and valleys, did they find hope for 2026.

Update on the CEI Hub Policy Project with actions you can take this month.

The Portland Police Association has joined wealthy downtown property owners to announce an initiative petition for the November 2026 ballot that would, if successful, ask Portland voters to consider redirecting 25% of the Portland Clean Energy...

Sierra Club Oregon volunteer Amanda Short shares her reflections on the need to protect our public lands from corporate interests.

Sierra Club Oregon supports a climate-just future for all residents of Bend. As part of that commitment, we are advocating for a strong Climate Pollution Fee that facilitates the transition to an all-electric infrastructure and establishes a just...

The Trump Administration is moving systematically—proposing to sell off public lands, slashing budgets and firing park rangers, repealing the Roadless Rule, and now going after the Public Lands Rule. Each attack weakens the safeguards that keep our...

In September Sierra Club Oregon hosted the Portland stop on the Way of the Masks journey, a two-week, nine-stop mobilization that brought 1,500 people together across the Northwest to defend the Roadless Rule.