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Sierra Club

Nov. 6 protest at the White House
Persistence, solidarity and youthful optimism gave activists and landowners an edge in battle to keep Keystone XL pipeline out of Nebraska Sandhills.
WASHINGTON—Just six months ago, few could have imagined that an inanimate object as ugly as a 36-...
Nov 11, 2011 | Read More
The $50 million grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies will pay for a significant part of Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg joined with the Sierra Club on Thursday in a $50 million, four-...
Jul 21, 2011 | Read More
Power plant at night
The EPA reporting initiative needed to inventory the nation's carbon footprint is angering advocates on both sides of the issue, for different reasons
WASHINGTON—No wonder the Environmental Protection Agency is feeling more battered and friendless...
Mar 16, 2011 | Read More
May Boeve of 350.org
For the first time in decades, the leaders of some major environmental groups are under 40
(This is the second of two parts. Click here for Part 1) Fortunately for them, the young leaders...
Jan 10, 2011 | Read More
Rebecca Tarbotton, the new executive director of Rainforest Action Network
For the first time in decades, the leaders of some major environmental groups are under 40
The global headquarters of the international climate justice campaign 350.org is located on the...
Jan 9, 2011 | Read More
60 U.S. campuses have coal-fired power plants. Lawsuits and activism are trying to phase them out
With more than 60 campuses nationwide getting energy from coal plants, student protests and...
Nov 11, 2010 | Read More
Environmentalists say public support for clean energy remains strong, though "cap and tax" label fired up the opposition
WASHINGTON—Smack-down. Shellacking. Drubbing. Pasting. Thrashing. Thumping. Trouncing. Walloping....
Nov 5, 2010 | Read More
Green Democratic majority in House riding on nail-biter races
WASHINGTON—In Gene Karpinski’s eyes, Nancy Pelosi is the most pro-environment speaker of the House...
Oct 20, 2010 | Read More
Battle heating up for coveted seat in coal and gas rich state
WASHINGTON—Some election forecasters continue to peg the Pennsylvania Senate contest as a “toss-up...
Sep 10, 2010 | Read More
But Alberta's regulatory body has never denied an oil sands permit before
The Sierra Club has appealed to the Alberta energy agency to block approval of the Joslyn North...
Jul 5, 2010 | Read More