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Sierra Club National Election PDF Print E-mail

The Sierra Club's national election for the Board of Directors is upon us once more.  The candidates are listed below in the order they will appear on the ballot:

Katherine Pendleton (TN) P
Phil Wheeler (CA) N
Jared Duval (CT) N
Jim Dougherty (DC) N
Allison Chin (VA) N
Donna Buell (IA) N
Robbie Cox (NC) N
Jonathan Ela (WI) N

N = Nominating Committee candidate; P = Petition candidate

Newsletter editors play a key role in both publicizing the election, as well as being guardians of fair conduct during the campaign.  This letter addresses both aspects of your responsibilities in this election.

Read more: Sierra Club National Election
 
We Want your Email! PDF Print E-mail

We are currently updating our membership database and need your updated email address...send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your updated address and we will make the change!  Thank you!

 
Conservation-Minded License Plate Options PDF Print E-mail

Reduce Reuse Recycle License Plate

 

While Othello laments that he will wear his heart on his sleeve “for the daws to peck at,” you might want to put your conservationist spirit on your car for all the neighbors to “gawk at.”  The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles now offers a “Reduce Reuse Recycle” license plate.  According to its website (http://www.scdmvonline.com/DMVNew/plategallery.aspx?q=All): The Reduce Reuse Recycle license plate is available to all SC residents. The cost of the plate is $30.00 in addition to the regular registration fee. A portion of the fees collected for this plate will support the SC Recycling Industry, provide education and increase awareness of recycling in SC.

If you prefer your nature to run, walk, scoot, fly, slither or crawl, you might prefer the “Protect Endangered Species” license plate:

 

Protect Endangered Species

 

Fees collected for this license plate, in addition to the registration fees, will be deposited into a Nongame Wildlife and Natural Areas Fund. The fee for this plate is $30.00 plus the registration fee.

 

 
Michael Brune, next Sierra Club Executive Director, interview PDF Print E-mail

Click here to view the new Sierra Club Executive Director...

 

 
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