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Utah's population is projected to reach 5 million by 2050, having grown 18.4% over the past decade. Our dwindling water resources won't sustain that many people at current levels of municipal, industrial, and agricultural consumption. A 20-year...

Your input is needed! Once a decade, Utah’s energy officials update the state's energy plan. They are seeking your input until January 21, 2022, tomorrow! This plan will direct energy development in our state for the next ten years.

Once again, this is our call for articles and contributions for Volume 55/No. 1 of the Utah Sierran. As always, we invite everyone to submit an article proposal on a topic you think would be of interest to Utah Chapter members and supporters.

Proposed project would mine more than 600 acres in Parley's Canyon

December's Writing Circle focused on two pressing topics: the Inland Port and the Uinta Basin Railway project. Event speaker Deeda Seed has been at the forefront of both projects, opposing the environmental and social devastation they will cause.

Learn about America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act, which would protect iconic western landscapes with evocative names like Cedar Mesa, the Escalante Canyons, and the Kaiparowits Plateau. Also included in this article is key information about the 30x30...

We each have the opportunity to ensure that our Public Service Commissioners represent our best interest. Deliberation on the 2021 Integrated resource plan will take place over the next five months. You can submit your comment, urging the commission...

In response to the public comment period regarding air tour management plans in Utah national parks, Sierra Club member Jim Catlin, with assistance from Carly Ferro, submitted the following comments on behalf of the Utah Sierra Club.

We were honored to participate in the planning and success of the Salt Lake City Global Climate Strike on September 24, 2021.

Change begins with you! Learn about some of the grassroots efforts to protect our climate and environment our partners and friends are making across Utah.