Important breaking news from Sierra Club Florida.
Sierra Club Urges Governor Scott to Veto Bad Bill Adopted by Legislature
May 23, 2011
HB 421 would encourage wetlands destruction and development on farm land.
Sierra Club Florida, Resident File Legal Petition Opposing Proposed New City of Farmton
May 17, 2011
Farmton is a proposed 23,000-residential unit development with more than 4 million square feet of commercial space on remote environmental sensitive land in Volusia County.
U.S. Court of Appeals Orders Stay on Mosaic Phosphate Mining Permit for 90 Days
April 11, 2011
Mosaic's strip mine would cover 7,687 acres and destroy 534 acres of wetlands, 26 acres of open water, and more than 10 miles of streams associated with the headwaters of the Peace River and other streams.
Big Cypress ORV Plan Triggers Lawsuit Threat
March 9, 2011
The first step in a legal challenge was filed against a plan to give off-road vehicles access to 146,000-acre Addition Lands of Florida's Big Cypress National Preserve.
Sierra Club Miami Group Reaction to Gov. Scott's Pledge of $77 Million to Port of Miami Dredging Project
March 4, 2011
The Port of Miami dredging project is expensive and the $77 million promised by Rick Scott merely gets the project started.
Sierra Club Moves to Intervene in Justice Department Case Against BP
February 7, 2011
Sierra Club filed a motion to intervene in the U.S. Justice Department's civil suit against BP, arising from last year's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the largest offshore drilling disaster in American history.
Florida Public Transportation Association Launches 'IM4Transit.org' Campaign
January 10, 2011
The public transportation community is gathering in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday to help launch IM4Transit.org, a campaign of FPTA to build a community of at least 100,000 pro-transit Floridians.
Major Report Proposes Corridors Connecting Florida Panther and Bear Habitat
January 5, 2011
The Babcock Ranch Steering Committee released a comprehensive report on wildlife corridor protection for panthers, black bears, and other endangered species in southwest and south central Florida.
New EPA Limits on Fertilizer, Animal Waste, and Sewage Pollution Are Key To Cleaner Florida Waters
November 15, 2010
Five major Florida environmental groups join together today to welcome the first-ever limits on the widespread water pollution that poses a major public health threat in Florida.
Sierra Club and Allies Reach Agreement with Mosaic to Protect Wetlands
October 28, 2010
The partial settlement provides for the protection of critically important wetlands and surrounding areas that would have been destroyed by the mine in exchange for allowing Mosaic to proceed with approximately four months of mining elsewhere on the...