Blog posts from around the country
Redwood Chapter
Coastal Pygmy Cypress Woodland is a stunted, misshapen, sometimes boggy and often impenetrable, seemingly dead or dying otherwordly landscape. The City of Fort Bragg had planned a solid waste transfer station within the Pygmy Forest on Highway 20,…
Redwood Chapter
Ongoing opposition to new gas stations around Sonoma County are forcing developers to back out of plans or take on legal battles. Sierra Club is part of a contingent of grassroots activists standing up against any new gas station, saying there's no…
Huron Valley Group / Michigan Chapter / Michigan
The Sierra Club’s Huron Valley Group endorses a YES vote for the Ann Arbor Public Schools’ bond issue, which will be on the ballot on Nov.
Huron Valley Group / Michigan Chapter / Michigan
This fall, HVG members will be electing three ExCom members for two-year terms beginning in January 2020. The Nominations Committee has nominated three candidates for the three ExCom positions.
Alabama Chapter
A wonderful get away with great discussions on Exploring, Enjoying, and Protecting Our Environment!
North Carolina Chapter
This week at the General Assembly, the House Redistricting Committee discussed three bills that would change the way voting districts are drawn. There were no votes on the environmental bills we’ve been following, Cassie Gavin writes.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
In October 2019, the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club (Sierra Club) submitted comments about three U.S. Forest Service (FS) proposals in the Angelina and Sabine National Forests....
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Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
In October, the Houston Sierra Club (Sierra Club) provided comments to the City of Houston (COH) twice on its Resilient Houston Draft Outline. Mayor Sylvester Turner is pushing to prepare this Plan so the COH is more resilient in its operations as…