Each of the local groups of the Oklahoma
Chapter of the Sierra Club leads a variety of outings both in Oklahoma and
other states. Activities include day hikes, backpacks, canoe trips, visits to museums
and more. Each group also does several trail maintenance trips in
Oklahoma & Arkansas. See the Outings
list for details.
Sierra Club
Mission Statement:
To explore, enjoy and protect the planet. To practice and promote
the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources; to educate and
enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human
environment; and to use all lawful means to carry out those objectives.
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Campus Organizer Opening
The primary job of the Campus Organizer is to create or maintain an
effective Sierra Student Coalition group that runs campaigns on a high
school or college campus. Campaigns should be driven by the Organizer's
group and ideally be a part of the SSC's national priority campaign (the
Climate Campaign). This is an entry level position in the SCC and all local
group leaders, including high school students, are encouraged to affiliate
by signing up to be a campus organizer. It is a quick and easy process that
can be completed online. If you are the leader of your campus group
sign up to be a Campus
Organizer today!
For Earth Day, 2008, we have loaded up
some new content
New section:
20 by 2020, a practical guide to ways you can reduce your carbon
footprint. Created by the Green
Country Cool Cities Campaign. |
Students! Take the Earth Day Pledge
Green Building Bill Passes!
Oklahoma Sierra Club works with others to protect turtles.
Read about the freshwater turtles
in this pdf file.
Clean Energy
Factsheet
See our legislative bill tracking
sheet
Sierra Club Endorses Andrew Rice
for US Senate.
2008
Legislative Session in Full Swing.
Updated
list of DVD loaner library
January 2008 newsletter
on-line
New Article,
"A chicken in every pot?" now
online
Click for 2006 Awards Banquet Recap
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A recent letter to the editor in the Daily
Oklahoman blamed oil prices on environmentalists like the Sierra Club.
However, the current lack of oil-refinery capacity is largely the result of
a conscious decision by oil companies –- like ExxonMobil -- in the 1990s
to
limit supply and increase profits.
Follow the link to
read a report from Consumer Federation of America. |
