Changing Everything Rally & Panel Q&AWednesday, December 9, 2015 from 5:00 PMUH-Manoa Center for Hawaiian StudiesClick here to RSVP now

This Changes EverythingOctober 20, 20157:00 - 10:00 PM (film starts at 7:30)Kahala Mall Theaters

Sierra Club of Hawaiʻi is pleased to welcome Joshua Noga to the staff as our new Conservation Program Coordinator. Joshua will be focusing on community organizing in support of SCH’s effort to end climate change and secure a healthy, just future for Hawaiʻi’s residents.

NextEra is pushing to take-over Hawai‘i's local utilities, including HECO, MECO, and HELCO. NextEra has a long track record in Florida of undermining customer interests and clean energy, including customer-focused solutions like roof-top solar and energy efficiency.

Volunteer with the Mānoa Falls Trail project and help protect one of the most-visited trails in the Hawaiian Islands.

Mahalo to the many who have already done so much to divert water from the trail, install informational signs, and make the trail safer.

Next work day is Sunday October 18th.

A quarter of all food grown in Hawai’i is grown on farmland where DR Horton wants to plant 11,750 homes in a new suburban town called Ho‘opili.The project will dump thousands more cars on the H1 freeway impacting every commuter from the west side, Mililani and the North Shore.

We have hikes on Oahu, Maui, Big Island and Kaua'i.

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Oppose GM514 before March 11, 2015

Over a dozen environmental groups are asking the Governor to withdraw his nomination of Castle & Cooke lobbyist Carleton Ching to head the Department of Land and Natural Resources and to drop any plans to weaken or eliminate the Land Use Commission.

SIERRA CLUB ENDORSES MARK TAKAI

HONOLULU, HI – Today, the Hawaii Chapter of the Sierra Club announced its endorsement of Mark Takai in the election for Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District.

“We are pleased to endorse the following slate of candidates,” said Scott Glenn, Chair of the Sierra Club of Hawaii “Our candidates have demonstrated a commitment to our goal of maximizing renewable energy, protecting the environment and preserving our outdoor trails and places.”

“Candidates endorsed by the Sierra Club understand that a healthy environment is the foundation of a strong economy,” said Vice Chair Roberta Brashear-Kaulfers. “We are particularly interested in candidates who will fight to make sure our utility (HEI) allows greater levels of rooftop solar onto the grid. We've helped pass programs which enable residents of all income levels, including renters, to install rooftop solar. Now we need to make sure the utility does its part to let working families participate in the savings, and simultaneously help Hawaii achieve energy independence by transitioning off of dirty fossil fuels."