Maine Chapter News

Our 2022 Impact Report, The Civil Rights & Environmental Justice BIPOC Tour of the South, and More!

As we continue to work for clean energy solutions to the climate crisis, nuclear power has begun to reenter the conversation as a ‘clean energy alternative,’ despite the dangers it poses to our communities and environment.

By David von Seggern, Sierra Club Maine Volunteer

Sierra Club Maine's Grassroots Climate Action Organizer, Nyalat Biliew, reflects on her civil rights and environmental justice BIPOC tour of New Orleans, Alabama, and Georgia.

Thank you for taking action on Sierra Club Maine's 2023 legislative priorities! Below is a list of bills that need your continued advocacy. We recommend choosing one or two bills to reach out to your legislators about at a time. The list will be...

Hype and promises about the potential for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) have garnered billions of federal taxpayers’ dollars and extensive, but superficial media coverage – despite the fact that technology has yet to be technically proven and even...

We're Hiring! Philanthropy Officer

Chapter Seeks New Chapter Director, Executive Committee Nominations

Read PDF version with citations here.  To: Committee on Judiciary  From:   Sierra Club Maine Date: 6/1/2023 Re: Testimony in Support of LD 2004: An Act to Restore Access to Federal Laws Beneficial to the Wabanaki...

  To: Committee on Taxation From:  Marianne Hill, Ph.D.,  Sierra Club Maine Date: March 22, 2023 Re: Testimony in opposition to LD 835 -  An Act to Phase Out the Income Tax     Senate Chair...