Blog posts from around the country
Alabama Chapter
The Chapter Director is responsible for the planning, coordination and implementation of the Beyond Coal and Alabama Chapter’s priority campaign strategies and activities in Alabama.
Lone Star Chapter
Brownsville Organizer Bekah Hinojosa traveled across Europe in December to confront the banks and decision-makers behind these fracked gas projects alongside our partners who are also working to stop the global buildout of oil and gas. We must take…
Alabama Chapter
What are your specific environmental interests?
Climate Change Policy, Education for the need for native plants and removal of invasive species
North Star Chapter
Many Sierra Club members are interested in solar power for obvious environmental reasons. For some of us, however, it’s simply not an option. If you live in an apartment, it is, of course, impossible. Similarly, I live in a townhouse project in…
North Star Chapter
Today, the House of Representatives hosted a hearing on the Boundary Waters Wilderness Protection and Pollution Prevention Act -- a bill that would permanently protect more than 200,000 acres of the Superior National Forest in northeastern Minnesota…
San Gorgonio Chapter
The Journey of Your Local WaterThe monthly meeting of the Los Serranos Group of the Sierra Club is Tuesday, February 18, at 7:00 PM. Our speakers will be Michelle O'Brien from the Inland Empire Utilities Agency and and Erin Morales…
Lone Star Chapter
This is it. It’s 2020. It’s time to give it all you’ve got to elect people who will act in our best interests - from Washington to Austin. The Sierra Club’s Lone Star Chapter is seeking a volunteer who can commit 5-10 hours per week (or more) to…
New Jersey Chapter
PennEast Pipeline Company LLC recently filed with the Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) to withdraw its February 5, 2016 Water Withdrawal and Discharge Application in its entirety from consideration by the Delaware River Basin Commission. “…
New Jersey Chapter
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife (NJDFW) is going to resume cutting at the Sparta Mountain Wildlife Management Area on or about February 17, 2020. The objective, according to the NJDFW, is to restore young oak-hickory forest by opening…