Gabby Kientzle

Gabby Kientzle (formerly Brown) is the Sierra Club's Director of Federal Communications. She is based in Washington, DC. 

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Press Releases

Sabine Pass LNG Facility Leaks Unknown Amount of Gas, Continues to Threaten Workers and Community by Remaining in Service

Sabine Pass, LA -- Today, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) filed a letter revealing that on January 22, there was a leak from two tanks at the Sabine Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG)…

Over Fifty Local Boards Of Health Call On Governor Baker To Require Health Impact Assessments For Gas Pipelines

Boston, MA -- 53 local Boards of Health across Massachusetts today urged Governor Charlie Baker to require comprehensive health impact assessments for any new gas infrastructure, to measure the…

GOVERNOR INSLEE REJECTS MASSIVE OIL SHIPPING TERMINAL

January 29, 2018 (Olympia, WA)—Washington Governor Jay Inslee today rejected the largest oil shipping terminal proposed in North America as not in the best interests of the state and its people…

Massachusetts Sierra Club Responds to Attorney General’s Request that Department of Public Utilities DENY Special Contract for Back Bay Pipeline

Boston, M.A. -- Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey filed an initial brief on Tuesday in the matter of National Grid’s request for approval of a Special Contract with luxury real estate…

Air Agency Will Conduct Climate Analysis of Proposed Tacoma LNG Facility

Seattle, WA -- Today, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency announced that, rather than beginning the public comment period on the proposed Puget Sound Energy Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) facility in…

ICYMI: Ryan Zinke: Not a Geologist, Definitely a Liar

Washington, DC -- Interior Secretary Zinke claims to be a geologist, but he can’t figure out how to stop digging himself deeper into a hole over his disastrous handling of the administration’s draft…

Groups Submit Briefs Laying out Case Against Line 3 Pipeline

St. Paul, MN -- Today, environmental groups, Tribes, Youth Climate Intervenors, and other stakeholders submitted their briefs on Enbridge’s proposed Line 3 tar sands pipeline to Administrative Law…

With Latest Flip-Flop on Offshore Drilling, Zinke Makes it Clear He Can’t Be Trusted

Washington, DC -- This morning, in a hearing before the House Natural Resources Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Acting Director Walter Cruickshank…

Obstacles Remain for Keystone XL Pipeline

Today, Canadian pipeline company TransCanada made an attempt to claim that the Keystone XL pipeline is moving forward by announcing it has sufficient commercial support for the Keystone XL tar sands…

ICYMI: Ryan Zinke’s No Good, Very Bad Week

Washington, DC -- Once again, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is having a disastrous week. But this time it has nothing to do with his penchant for extravagant travel or his failure to be the…