Blog posts from around the country

Missouri Chapter
  St. Charles City Council 300 North Second St St Charles MO 63301   Dear Council Members,  
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Based on feedback we’ve received from our members and the local Bay Area community, the Sierra Club’s SF Bay Chapter has reached out to local officials to request that they consider providing designated "family access" hours at parks for families…
Santa Barbara Group / Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter / California
This cow in Cat Canyon is in luck. Petrorock just withdrew its application to significantly expand dirty oil production in Santa Barbara County. This is good news, but two other nearby projects are still pending.
Angeles Chapter
Wilderness Travel Course (WTC) leaders don’t think about counting years until we cross a milestone. 2020 is special because it marks WTC’s official 30th year of operation.
Lone Star Chapter
Kinder Morgan has spilled drilling fluid into local drinking water wells during construction of its Permian Highway fracked gas pipeline
Wisconsin Chapter
Transit drivers are some of the incredibly important workers continuing to go to work every day and put themselves at risk by continuing to go to work and make sure that our critical transit systems are running. We’re* asking Sierra Club members and…
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Missed our Pisgah/Nantaha;la Forrest Plan Webinar?  No problem, it's recorded. Click the link below to view it. bit.ly/FacebookLiveShortLink  
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for April 2020. Click the title to see the news this month.
New Jersey Chapter
This week, former Governor Chris Christie announced that Bob Martin will join his lobbying firm, Christie 55 Solutions LLC, as managing director. Bob Martin served as New Jersey’s Commissioner of Environmental Protection under Governor Christie from…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
How to tell the difference By Cheryl Conley, TWRC Wildlife Center Did you know there are 30 different species of frogs and toads in Texas? The problem I have, however, is telling the difference between a frog and a toad. Can you tell the difference…