Blog posts from around the country
Washington DC Chapter
The Zero Waste Committee created a guide for commercial composting. They'll be canvassing businesses in DC to discuss the benefits of composting.
Florida Chapter
The backbone of water quality protection in Florida over the past 13 years has been the ability for local governments to regulate sources of pollution in their own backyards. A new coalition of turf and agrichemical industries threatens the state's…
Florida Chapter
Over 70 environmental organizations gathered at the State Capitol for Rise Above Plastics Day, which is dedicated to raising awareness of plastic pollution and ending state interference in local efforts to reduce single-use plastics.
Redwood Chapter
The rains have finally come in sufficient quantity to open dewatered creeks. And while these stream openings came too late to aid Chinook salmon, they have allowed Coho to access key spawning grounds in the upper Scott River basin where years of…
Alabama Chapter
Now in its 8th year, Southern Exposure provides a positive and challenging learning experience to exceptional film students and emerging
Alabama Chapter
The goal for Alabama Water Rally 2020 is to build effective organizations and alliances for the future we want to have: an inclusive, just and equitable future where our communities have clean water, a healthy environment and are prepared to face…
San Gorgonio Chapter
Feb 4, 2020 7:30pmSan Bernardino County Museum, 2014 Orange Tree Lane, RedlandsImagine the Inland Empire with a community garden within every mile. A locally grown, sustainable and just source of food within our communities. Farming right here,…
Redwood Chapter
Environmentalists and friends came together from around the region on Friday, Jan. 31 to celebrate the work of Redwood Chapter and discuss environmental initiatives and issues that affect us all.