Sierra Club Georgia Chapter Blog

Every three years, Georgia Power has to prepare a plan for how it will generate the electricity it will sell to its customers for the next 20 years, deciding whether that electricity comes from clean, renewable sources or from dirty fossil fuels...

Here’s a rundown of many Earth Day events taking place across Georgia!

A recap of this year's session from Legislative Chair Mark Woodall

One of the most important days of the Georgia Legislature's 40-day session is Crossover Day, a major deadline for a bill to become a law.

Are you a current transit rider, passionate about public transit, and great at engaging folks to be advocates?

One of the most effective ways to get involved in the fight for Georgia’s clean energy future is coming up this year

The Sierra Club Georgia Chapter’s annual Volunteer Awards recognize the folks who have made exceptional contributions to our work across the state. With these awards, we hope to highlight the work of lots of different kinds of leaders in our...

Our Legislative Liaisons program is designed to make it accessible for anyone to connect with their state lawmakers and help pass state laws that advance climate action.

The Georgia Chapter’s End of Year Volunteer Awards are our chance to highlight exceptional contributions to the Sierra Club’s work across the state of Georgia.

Earlier this fall, the U.S. Forest Service agreed to settle a lawsuit the Sierra Club Georgia Chapter filed in 2019 with our partners at Georgia ForestWatch over a controversial timber cutting plan in the area around Cooper Creek in the...