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The Chapter Director is responsible for the planning, coordination and implementation of the Beyond Coal and Alabama Chapter’s priority campaign strategies and activities in Alabama.

What are your specific environmental interests? Climate Change Policy, Education for the need for native plants and removal of invasive species

Now in its 8th year, Southern Exposure provides a positive and challenging learning experience to  exceptional film students and emerging filmmakers from across the country seeking to explore and This innovative summer...

The goal for Alabama Water Rally 2020 is to build effective organizations and alliances for the future we want to have: an inclusive, just and equitable future where our communities have clean water, a healthy environment and are prepared to face...

Important Update...please share with others.There is a proposed Public Involvement Meeting set for February 18th at the Shelby County Arts Center. The times will be 5pm until 8pm. This is a come and go type meeting for the community to review the...

Great way to keep those trees out of the dump and doing good! (from the State Park) Did you have a live tree for Christmas this year? We’d be happy to accept it! Recycled Christmas trees are placed in the dunes each year to accumulate sand. Then,...

Join Coosa Riverkeeper and conservation groups around the state for the Gaston Steam Plant Public Hearing on Thursday, January 9th at 6 PM at Shelby County High School Auditorium in Columbiana, AL.

Letter to the Editor by David Newton On December 1 in Madrid at a global meeting on climate change, U.N. Secretary-General Guterres stated: “Climate change is no longer a long-term problem. We are confronted now with a global climate crisis....

David R. Underhill, age 78, a long time resident of Mobile, AL, died while hospitalized in Mobile on Nov 7th. David was the second child of E. Calvin Underhill and Beth M. Wickham Underhill and was born June 2, 1941 in San Francisco, CA.

Several Sierra Club members attended the permit hearing for Tyson Foods for the waste water permit renewal on November 19. The room was full with more people overflowing outside.