Sierra Club Florida News

Sierra Club submitted comments regarding the FDEP's draft approach to updating the three Northern Everglades Basin Management Action Plans.

The City Council of Satellite Beach unanimously passed a resolution committing the city to transition to 100 percent clean, renewable energy for the entire community by 2050 and for municipal operations by 2022.

Sierra Club Florida organizing representative Patrick Ferguson visited Brazil to tour the Native Green Cane Project, where pre-harvest sugar field burning and chemical fertilizer and pesticide applications were abandoned years ago and replaced with...

A new Florida State Agency Advisory Committee is being established to provide insight into the operations of state agencies whose work impacts Sierra Club Florida's priorities.

Gov. DeSantis signed House Bill 829 despite calls from environmentalists to veto this terrible bill.

Gov. DeSantis signed House Bill 7103 despite the call from over 40 environmental organizations asking him to veto this bill, which threatens Florida with a proliferation of sprawl.

For the sixth consecutive year, Suncoast Sierra members and allies marched together at the biggest Pride event in Florida.

The City Commission of Safety Harbor voted unanimously to become Florida's ninth city to adopt a resolution setting a 100 percent clean, renewable energy community-wide goal.

The Suncoast Sierra Club group and other donors have provided the Jim & Heather Gills YMCA of Greater St Petersburg with funding to install LED lighting throughout the facility.

The Sierra Club's Stop the Burn Campaign, launched in 2015, is not a party to the Berman Law Group class action lawsuit.