Blog posts from around the country
Maryland Chapter
The Maryland Beyond Coal Team is coming up on a critical moment in our campaign to retire Maryland's dirtiest coal-fired power plants, and we need help more than ever to protect the health of Marylanders. After months of stalling, the…
North Carolina Chapter
Following the Dan River coal ash spill, revelations that coal ash pollution has contaminated rivers, lakes, streams and drinking water resulted in an unprecedented public demand for action.
North Carolina Chapter
The Legislature today gave final approval to the Coal Ash Management Act of 2014, a complex measure that for the first time regulates coal ash like other wastes but also undermines a court ruling that would have required immediate cleanup of coal…
Santa Cruz Group / Ventana Chapter / California
The Director of the California Sierra Club sent this letter to Sierra Club California members on August 20, 2014 about fracking.
Lone Star Chapter
It may not seem like much is going on at the Texas Legislature right now, with the 84th session still months away and an election between now and then, but budget decisions are being made now that will affect key state agencies, including the Texas…
North Carolina Chapter
"In what seems to have become an annual tradition, the bill contains a number of provisions sought by regulated industry at the expense of the environment. This year's regulatory giveaways primarily benefit coastal developers at the expense of water…
Lone Star Chapter
The focal point for the decades-long debate on where to put all the nation’s radioactive waste may soon shift to West Texas. There is a facility already storing and disposing certain types of low-level radioactive waste in Andrews County, but it may…
San Gorgonio Chapter
Beautiful Bali!Mike and Jan Millspaugh describe their visit to Bali earlier this year in a program illustrated with their photographs.The meeting starts at 7:30 PM October 7th at the San Bernardino County Museum, 2024 Orange Tree Lane, Redlands.