Nutrient-rich teff beats wheat for protein
by Betsy Naselli
Spring 2012 Newsletter
Ducks can take the cold, but still need a place to land
by Rick Marsi
Group Roundup
Iroquois
Martin Sage, lifetime Club member and founder of Group, dies
Chapter makes energy its top priority
by Jessica Helm
Albany Update: Public’s repudiation of fracking puts Cuomo in a bind; Chapter's Legislative Priorities for 2012
When it comes to hydrofracking, Governor Cuomo is in trouble, and he knows it.
Why I’m still very proud to be a Sierran
I joined the Sierra Club over 25 years ago, and recently attended a Susquehanna Group meeting where I met old friends and fellow volunteers, some of whom I consider as close as family. What keeps the Sierra Club strong is this involvement of its members and the friendships we make. At the local and the state levels, we see our joint efforts produce environmental victories.
Victory! Under fire, NRC backs down on Indian Point safety exemptions
In the face of legal pressure, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has switched directions and denied “exemptions” to fire safety requirements at the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
Upstate politicians seem OK with four unsafe nuclear plants
by Linda A. DeStefano
Tidal power turbines on trial in NYC
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued its first pilot project license for a tidal energy project located in New York City’s East River.
Arctic methane seeps alarm scientists
by Moisha Blechma
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