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On December 7th, 2022, Washington County, Kansas became ground zero to the largest oil spill yet from the Keystone Pipeline. An estimated 14,000 barrels (nearly 600,000 gallons) of tar sands oil – diluted bitumen  or “dilbit” – saturated a hillside...

The loss of bee colonies may be tied to the overloading and overuse of pesticides in agricultural, industrial, and urban settings. Reduced exposure to pesticides can mean better protection for pollinators.

the 2023 Legislature will continue to be dominated by Republican majorities. But Sierra Club will be out front with an environmental policy agenda based on Kansas-style governance.

Southwinders: Call or email the Wichita City Council now and tell them to ban single-use bags.

The Wakarusa and Southwind Groups of the Kansas Sierra Club are working to get a single-use plastic bag ban made into local law. Here is the latest on efforts to reduce plastic in Kansas.

New federal funding brings an amazing opportunities to force our leaders to act soon. We will demand that your electric utility plans the clean energy future your community deserves.

TC Energy's early holiday present to Washington, Kansas was 14,000 barrels of oil from a break in the Keystone Pipeline.

Achieving Local Climate Action in Kansas and Missouri   Calling all Kansas and Missouri friends ready to mobilize for a transition away from harmful fossil fuels. No experience needed in organizing or environmental policy. We'll give...

Photo with graphics added by Mimi Moffat, Kansas Chapter By Mimi Moffat, Kansas Chapter Political Chair My colleague Alan Bauman, a valued member of our chapter executive committee, is also an enthusiastic photographer who generously...

Photo courtesy of Baker University By Elaine Giessel, Sierra Club Kansas Chapter Chair The Supreme Court’s 2022-2023 term opened last month with a case which centers on the definition of “waters of the  United States” which are...