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Sierra Club is pretty darned busy these days, with a new administration freezing federal funding - legally or otherwise - a congress that just rolled back a fee on industry that emits too much climate-disrupting methane - and of course the...

The Texas legislative session is in full swing, and now is the time to take action. Decisions made at the Capitol will shape the future of our state’s environment, from air and water quality to energy affordability and infrastructure. By joining...

The Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter is making civic engagement accessible, enjoyable, and impactful with the Sierra Club Texas Takeover at Lazy Beach Downtown on March 1, 2025, from 12 PM to 4 PM in Corpus Christi.

For over two decades, seawater desalination has been discussed as a potential solution to the growing water needs of Texas. Recently, the conversation has gained even more momentum.

After some delay, the Legislature is moving fast. Last week, new Speaker of the House Dustin Burrows selected his roster, naming the chairs (all Republicans) and Vice-Chairs (all Democrats) of all the committees.

La caída de las temperaturas extremas nos pone en riesgo a fenómenos meteorológicos extremos. El estado aún tiene que implementar reformas para fortalecer la resiliencia de la red eléctrica y garantizar que todas las familias tengan acceso...

Presentando una petición para un futuro energético más confiable y económico En enero 31 del 2025, el Lone Star Chapter del Sierra Club formalmente presentó una petición firmada por más de 1,000 tejanos a el Public Utility Commission of Texas PUC...

Over 1,000 Texans signed on to pressure Governor Abbott and his appointees at the PUC to to put people over profit in the fight for our state’s energy future.

Things are hot and heavy at the 89th Texas Legislative Session as we head into February. And Sierra Club staff and volunteers have been busy.

Too often, legislators listen to the demands of corporate interests over the people they were elected to serve, while everyday Texans struggle with rising energy costs, polluted water, and extreme weather events. It doesn’t have to be this way.