Chapter Updates

Thanks to reporting from the Lost Coast Outpost and other outlets, news came to light about a shadowy corporation from outside the state attempting to take over the North Coast Railroad Authority’s line in order to transport coal from the San...

The Ordinance to Prohibit Use and Sale of Disposable Food Service Ware and Other Products Containing Polystyrene Foam has been passed by Sonoma County and all Sonoma County jurisdictions, except for Rohnert Park. The ban includes limiting the use of...

Our grazing chair Felice Pace sets off on a quest to discover the truth about wild horses and their impact on livestock.

By Jacob Klein After a second meeting that went over six hours long, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District passed the strongest version of Rule 6-5 that will regulate emissions from local refineries. The Board of Directors...

Benefits to having and riding an e-bike

Greater Farrallones Marine Sanctuary scientists look at climate adaptation strategy to promote healthy ecosystems.

Sierra Club Redwood Chapter supports the restoration of fish passage to the upper main stem of the Eel River by removing Scott Dam and improving conditions at Cape Horn Dam, while maintaining water deliveries to Mendocino and Sonoma County...

This year, Earth Day feels especially urgent. As we emerge from our coronavirus cocoon, we face a planet where the effects of climate change are ramping up, but our intentions to draw down climate-disrupting emissions have not manifested in the...

Redwood Chapter and many other groups signed on to a letter prepared by Center for Biological Diversity in response to a proposed natural gas exploration project in the Suisun Marsh in Solano County.

A bill that has been making its way through legislative hurdles for a few years has moved forward and aims to protect more than 250,000 acres in Mendocino, Humboldt, Trinity and Del Norte counties.