Schedule of Activities for March-June 2017 available for download!
The Schedule of Activities for March-June 2017 has arrived! Download a copy to find hundreds of events, trips, activities and more.
Your Chapter has a new home. You're invited to our March 25 open house
Come and gather at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 25, on the 5th-floor patio at our new office at One Park Plaza Building, 3250 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles 90010.
PLEASE RSVP to Angeles Chapter Open House
Sierra Club: Pruitt is 'most dangerous' EPA head in U.S. history
Scott Pruitt, a climate denier whose bio describes him as "a leading advocate against the EPA's activist agenda," received Senate approval Feb. 17 to head the Environmental Protection Agency.
In-district lobbying: Not as hard as you think
California has been a leader in the fight against pollution—including climate pollution—and in clearing the path for renewable energy, energy efficiency, advanced auto technology and more.
Pushing California to buy clean for the climate
One of Sierra Club California’s major campaigns for 2017 focuses on getting the state to use its purchasing power in a way that’s consistent with our goals to reduce climate-disrupting pollution.
The campaign, called “Buy Clean”, was conceived by Blue Green Alliance, which is a coalition of environmental organizations and labor unions. Sierra Club was among the original members of Blue Green Alliance when it was founded a decade ago, and Sierra Club Executive Director Mike Brune currently serves as its co-chair.
ECO-ART exhibit at Golden West College OPEN NOW THROUGH 2/15
Environmental activism takes many forms. Some join public demonstrations and marches, others testify and comment before government bodies, and some apply their creative talents to produce works of art that speak to our concern for the future of our planet.
Women's March 2017: A new resolution to fight
A new resolution to fight In the aftermath of the November election results has emerged. A majority of people in the country were shocked, grieved and angry to see what kind of person would be representing our country to the world. It seemed, at the time, like a completely unlikely and perverted joke that a corrupt businessman and reality TV star would someday reach the highest post of authority in the country.
