Napa Sierra Club Newsletter, September/October 2026
October 5, 2026
This is our Sept./Oct. 2026 newsletter
Vote No on Proposition 45 - Protect California’s Environment for Future Generations, by Rich Richardson
October 2, 2026
Prop 45 weakens environmental protections in California at a time when the Trump Administration continues to roll back environmental protections at the federal level.
It is more important than ever for California to defend the laws that protect...
American Canyon Public Forum Co-Hosted by Sierra Club, By Scott Thomason
October 2, 2026
On September 28 at the Recreation Center in American Canyon, the Napa Sierra Club Group (Scott Thomason) and the Napa Valley Wildlife Habitat Conservation Coalition (Yvonne Baginski), hosted a Public Forum for candidates running for American Canyon...
The Disappearance of the Great Barrier Reef, by Arya Adhye, Student Intern
September 29, 2026
Our student intern, Arya Adhye went to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia to see its wonders, but instead was a witness of its destruction. Read on.
The Napa Group and Measure B, by Nick Cheranich
September 29, 2026
Please vote YES for Measure B. Read more.
Shakespeare Meets Climate Change, by Nick Cheranich
September 29, 2026
What happens when Shakespeare’s most famous soliloquies are given new meaning by a generation facing a rapidly changing climate? Read on.
Napa Sierra Club Newsletter, July/August 2026
August 1, 2026
This is our July/August 2026 newsletter
Bay Area Air District's 9-6 Rule Is for the Greater Good, by Rich Richardson
July 30, 2026
Please read how Rule 9-6 improves air quality and public health by transitioning to cleaner water heaters over time, while protecting homeowners through exemptions, flexibility, and generous rebates.
Connecting the Next Generation to Nature, by Helena Falk
July 29, 2026
One of our student interns discovered the importance of getting young people out into nature - just like John Muir did 125 years ago. Read on.
Taking Action On Sea Level Rise, by Scott Thomason
July 28, 2026
California legislators recently passed a law that requires every city and town that borders any part of the ocean or bay to prepare a plan addressing the threat of sea level rise and how each municipality intends to deal with it. Many cities have...