We hope you can join the Sierra Club for our annual Chapter Retreat. As one of the largest and most influential environmental organizations in the state, this is the time each year where we celebrate our victories, renew our spirits, and make our plans the year ahead. All are welcome, and meals will be provided for members who register.
Join us at Mohican State Park Lodge for the Annual Chapter Retreat on Jan 31st- Feb 1st!
Click here to submit public comments to Ohio EPA by November 19.
1.) Insist algae toxin standards be created for Ohio drinking water supplies
2.) Request mandatory testing to occur at community water systems
Carbon pollution rolls from Sammis Coal-fired Power Plant. Utilities are asking PUCO to approve passing costs for outdated plants like Sammis onto customers. credit: Akron Beacon Journal
In June 2014, Governor Kasich signed into law a bill that guts Ohio’s clean energy and efficiency standards. Passing this new law was not enough for Ohio’s utilities, though.
Now, Ohio’s largest electric utilities, AEP, Duke, and FirstEnergy are seeking to keep a number of Ohio’s oldest and dirtiest power plants open for years to come.
And they want you and me to pay for it.
December 4th, 2014
We hope you can join the Sierra Club for our annual Chapter Retreat. As one of the largest and most influential environmental organizations in the state, this is the time each year where we celebrate our victories, renew our spirits, and make our plans the year ahead. All are welcome, and meals will be provided for members who register.
Join us at Mohican State Park Lodge for the Annual Chapter Retreat on Jan 31st- Feb 1st!
November 18th, 2014
With welcomed media coverage at a recent press conference called by Marcy Kaptur on water testing in the Maumee River where Sierra Club’s Water Sentinel Program was featured, volunteers in the Toledo area are stepping forth to be trained. Toledo classes will be held [...continue reading.]
November 18th, 2014
Two classes have now been held this fall to train volunteer water sentinels in the Blanchard River. This is a cooperative effort in partnership with the Blanchard River Watershed Partnership. A third class is expected to be held this winter, to train a total of 20 [...continue reading.]
October 21st, 2014
Here are the talking points from the Sierra Club Nuclear Free campaign: