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The fates of Southern Resident orca and chinook salmon are both tied to removing these dams. Without uninterrupted runs along the Snake River, chinook salmon cannot migrate to their historic spawning waters and allow another generation of salmon to...

This past Earth Day, April 22, the Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) voted 11-3 to adopt a new statewide commercial and multifamily building energy code that will be the strongest, most climate friendly in the country by driving the...

This past Earth Day, April 22, the Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) voted 11-3 to adopt a new statewide commercial and multifamily building energy code that will be the strongest, most climate friendly in the country by driving the...

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In the face of overlapping climate and extinction crises threatening all of us, Sierra Club Washington State Chapter’s Wildlife Committee is an active and motivated volunteer team working together to protect Washington’s wildlife, our state’s...

At the request of the Friends of San Juans, Sierra Club has joined other members of the Puget Sound Partnership Environmental Caucus in urging the rejection of the proposed Pt. Roberts 2 Terminal Project, which would create a new major container...

The past few months have been a busy time for the campaign to save the Snake River salmon, even though a lot of the activity has taken place behind the scenes. The good news is that given recent campaign progress, we expect to see many more public...

This year Tribes from around our state worked with Governor Inslee’s office to request the largest habitat protection and restoration program for salmon recovery to date. While the bill failed to pass this year, the session was not without successes...

This year’s state legislative session came to a close on March 10th. While there were a few important wins, there were other ways that our lawmakers fell short. This year, we’re looking to grow our volunteer district lobby team program to cover more...