Climate Change Creating Enormous Challenges
WRD Robles Advanced Water Treatment Facility
Ocean Desalination Meets Homelessness?
Tents propped in Echo Park, Los Angeles John Nilsson all rights reserved
My Experience as a Water Board Director
The late matriarch of Los Angeles environmental groups, Dorothy Green, wrote a book that focuses on Southern California water and water agencies: Managing Water: Avoiding Crisis in California.
What's in your Water
A Water Quality Gradebook for LA and OC's Drinking Water
Hollywood Reservoir, Hollywood, California. A major storage area for LA's fresh water needs. John Nilsson all rights reserved
SB 1383 Tackling Hunger, Waste and Climate
Nearly one in four Californians suffer from food insecurity.
Yet more than 11 billion pounds of edible food is wasted every year in California.
Organic waste, including food waste, decomposes in landfills releasing methane emissions that account for 20% of the state’s methane. Methane is a short-lived climate super pollutant 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Reducing methane has the fastest impact on the climate crisis.
Vote in the 2020 Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Elections
ONLINE VOTING BEGINS OCTOBER 5TH
VOTERS GUIDE
The annual Angeles Chapter elections begin Monday, October 5, and end Monday, November 9. Active members will be voting for
- At-large positions on the Angeles Chapter Executive Committee,
- Members of the Executive/Management Committee for their Regional Group in the Chapter.
Ballots: There are three ways to access the ballot needed for you to vote:
Jane Simpson Wins Oliver Kehrlein Award
The Angeles Chapter’s own Jane Simpson received the Oliver Kehrlein Award at the annual National Sierra Club Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, September 9th, 2020.
Democracy for Climate, Climate for Democracy: Recapping the 2020 Political Leadership Awards
The Angeles Chapter presented its 13th annual Political Leadership Awards on August 23 to an exceptional group of honorees at the first-ever virtual celebration in the Chapter’s history. The event took place on the new Remo conferencing platform. Proceeds from ticket sales for the event will go to the California Sierra Club PAC, which provides financial contributions for Sierra Club-endorsed candidates in state and local elections in California.
