Sierra Club

Q&A: The Sierra Club Embraces Environmental Justice, Forcing a Difficult Internal Reckoning

Ramón Cruz, a Brooklyn activist originally from Puerto Rico, is the first Latino to head the country’s oldest and largest environmental organization.

By Evelyn Nieves

Anti-Oil Sands Protests Take Off in the U.S.

By Maria Gallucci

Enviro Groups Take on Climate Disaster Relief

By Katherine Bagley

Texas: Enviros' Presence Declines in KXL Fight

By Lisa Song

Activist Leaders Explain Victory over Pipeline

By Elizabeth McGowan, InsideClimate News

Bloomberg's $50M Anti-Coal Move

By Reuters

GHG Reporting Program Draws Ire From All Sides

By Elizabeth McGowan

New Green Leaders Look to Grassroots (Part II)

by Jason Mark, Earth Island Journal

New Green Leaders Look to Grassroots (Part I)

by Jason Mark, Earth Island Journal

College Campuses Continue to Leave Coal Behind

By Joan Oleck

"D" for Democrat Brought Doom, Not Their Energy Positions

By Elizabeth McGowan

Green Groups Get Behind Clean Energy Election Push

By Elizabeth McGowan

Sestak and Toomey: Night and Day on Climate and Energy in Pennsylvania Senate Race

By Elizabeth McGowan

Sierra Club Intervenes to Block New Oil Sands Project

By Stacy Feldman

Permit for Canada-Texas Oil Sands Pipeline under Extra Scrutiny

By Abby Schultz

Kansas GOP Measure Could Lead to EPA Takeover of Coal Plant Permits

By Leslie Berliant

Coal Industry Well Positioned for Climate Bill Battle

By Dave Levitan

40-Plus Groups Launch Earth Day Revolution for Climate Action

By SolveClimate Staff

Early Closure of Oregon's Only Coal-Fired Power Plant Has National Implications

By Stacy Feldman