Blog posts from around the country
San Francisco Bay Chapter
A proposed ordinance that would require all-electric new construction in Berkeley will have its first subcommittee hearing this Thursday. Please come out and support this important step towards limiting Berkeley's reliance on fossil fuels!
Oregon Chapter
Immediately upon entering the City Hall council chambers, it was different - different from any public hearing in Salem, different from the quiet chambers of the State Senate and House, different from the suits and high heels tapping against the…
Montgomery County / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
Event: Montgomery County Food Council Environmental Impact Working Group (EIWG)- Public Meeting
March 6, 10:30-12:30
Bethesda, MD
Sonoma Group / Redwood Chapter / California
Why build a new gas station next to a school in Petaluma? How does a project which pollutes the air and invests in the obsolete fossil fuel industry get traction?
Washington DC Chapter
Student climate leaders at American University informed the Sierra Club that the school administration has used the Sierra Club's "Cool Schools" ranking as a justification for continuing to invest in profiting from climate change. Sierra Student…
Maryland Chapter
On March 8th at 1pm, Maryland’s House Economic Matters Committee will hold a hearing on House Bill 961 by Delegate Nick Mosby. This is a bipartisan initiative to demote dirty trash incineration from its’ Tier 1 status and put those subsidies back…
Ohio
The Sierra Club Ohio Chapter was established more than 50 years ago and represents more than 200,000 members and supporters in Ohio.
Delta Chapter
Each year, American passenger cars and trucks, through vehicle tailpipe and oil extraction and transport emissions, spew upwards of three trillion tons of carbon pollution into the air by burning about 121 billion gallons of gasoline. In addition to…
New Jersey Chapter
Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner announced it will designate 749 miles of rivers and streams as Category One waterways, marking the first time in more than a decade that the state has designated waterways to this high level of…