Sierra Club - Delta Chapter (Louisiana)

06/23/2026

We can't win this fight without each other. Join us at our Town Hall on June 25! Together, we will discuss:
What a Community Benefits Agreement is, and how can it ensure the Hyundai facility delivers meaningful change to our communities and the latest on Hyundai's air permit and how can we powerfully advocate for clean air in Ascension Parish!

06/23/2026

Say hello to Good Neighbors Louisiana! We are a coalition of local residents, workers, unions, civil rights organizations, faith leaders, and environmental advocates united around a simple principle: if Hyundai benefits from public investment, the public should benefit too.

06/20/2026

06/17/2026

"Coal used to make more electricity than any other source in the U.S. Then it fell behind natural gas, and eventually dropped below nuclear. In May, the country’s coal power production slipped behind solar generation, making sunshine the third-biggest source of electricity for the month for the first time."

In California, Texas, and other places, solar, wind, and batteries hit new highs. Here are the big takeaways from this year’s shoulder season.

06/17/2026

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3icUPddWeAf86QfxOkUGnq?si=sfMNo3zvTvOZi-j86GBS5g

If you prefer a podcast, we got that, too! Check out this recent conversation between our Chapter Chair, Angelle, and the Illuminator's Greg LaRose!

The Light Switch · Episode

06/15/2026

Putting the brakes on a bad (another bad?) decision by the Trump administration.
https://earthjustice.org/press/2026/gulf-environmental-groups-sue-trump-administration-over-decision-to-exempt-all-gulf-oil-and-gas-activities-from-endangered-species-act

06/13/2026

Give a listen to this episode featuring a discussion with the incredible Greg LaRose of the Louisiana Illuminator and our very own Chapter Chair, Angelle Bradford Rosenberg, where they discuss the impacts of data centers on ratepayers and local communities across Louisiana.

An interview with Congressman Cleo Fields, and a discussion on who will pay for the power needs of new data centers in Louisiana.