Blog posts from around the country

Washington DC Chapter
The Sierra Club DC Chapter is holding its annual election to select members of thechapter Executive Committee (ExCom) in the fourth quarter of the year. If you are interested in running or would like to suggest another person, or if you have any…
Alabama Chapter
After a high-profile bribery scandal led to the convictions of the three powerful conspirators, the community they targeted is left in the dust to find relief from decades of toxic air and soil pollution.
Washington State Chapter
With our iconic Northwest species in dire straits, we cannot afford weak and ineffective recovery plans. In order to recover salmon and help our starving orca, we must think bigger. Anything less fails the people of the Northwest, our wildlife and…
Redwood Chapter
Climate activists turned out in force in at least a dozen locations in Redwood Chapter on September 20, determined to add their voices to the nationwide chorus demanding immediate action to halt global warming and avert climate catastrophe.
San Francisco Bay Chapter
The public has an opportunity to provide feedback on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for a management plan update for the areas of Point Reyes National Seashore and Golden Gate National Recreation Area now managed for farming and ranching.
Lone Star Chapter
On Tuesday, September 24th, there will be a Border Wall Townhall meeting in Laredo, Texas at 6 pm.
Montgomery County / Maryland Chapter / Maryland
MD Gov Larry Hogan was recently elected Chair of the National Governors Association (NGA). His focus will be on encouraging infrastructure investments by all 50 governors.
Angeles Chapter
This was a fun and informative event, learning about the different types of Electric Vehicles (EV's), seeing all these cool
Washington State Chapter
On Monday, September 16th, the City of Seattle passed a resolution banning the procurement of Arctic Oil. This is just the latest blow to the Trump Administration - who still seems to believe that there is a market for Arctic oil that warrants…
Georgia Chapter
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released comment letters from the EPA and the Georgia EPD regarding the Twin Pines mining proposal outside the Okefenokee. Both agencies are critical of the project.