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Home My WebLink About081926 - The August 2026 EvergreenALERT: BE CAUTIOUS This email originated outside the organization. Do not open attachments or click on links if you are not expecting them. Stay up to date on the latest from your Washington State Chapter! <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/99b16e32-c401-40c4-bcc7-481d4de2916a.png> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/45344701-5279-467e-974f-ffd13befa861.png> August 2026 Table of Contents (click to jump to the following; may not be supported on all browsers) USFS Announces Plan to Repeal Roadless Rule | Salmon Are in Hot Water Free the Snake River Flotilla | Ninth Power Plan Draft Released Utilizing Celebration to Sustain Activism | Join the Loo Wit Group Outside! Primary Election Results Analysis | Action Alerts | Events + Outings <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/0cbccd0a-2220-497a-8f92-b5df0220eb42.png> Sierra Club Washington Prepares to Fight Back Against Gutting of Roadless Rule Protections Yesterday, the USDA Forest Service released a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) on the proposed repeal of the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, with a 30-day public comment period opening Aug. 20. During this time, the public can urge the Forest Service to maintain the rule <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5Es5Syw0kUWh0k-lHj i4pZFkhNBMo7NcMMot7wKBulfI6lwcF045NvsuMl8d7h49G7ecUM3lB1r9P8o3KrnaIHspZKvx_S3EuE> that protects undeveloped roadless areas across the country, including parts of Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Olympic National Forest, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, and Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. The USDA’s proposed rule would rescind the Roadless Rule in its entirety, removing protections from nearly two million acres of roadless areas in Washington, opening them to road building, mining, drilling, and logging. In response, the Sierra Club Washington Chapter released a series of statements denouncing the proposed repeal, citing the Roadless Rule’s overwhelming support among Americans, the importance of these protections for clean air, clean water, cultural traditions, wildlife, and recreational opportunities, and the false claims that the rule increases wildfire risk. Learn More + Prepare to Get Loud! <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5Etqw8bHnOtUqzBgWQx7RMxQUxrBveKPGyKVBb_SZRru8xsokclAzGKIFOKcE5Cg4PlV60Bb7SMalxoQRDYxchp zEI4pZSIO8U> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/ec0a41e3-e972-4f0c-b5c0-9e924a2433c9.png> We Have Choices When It Comes to Energy. Salmon Have No Choice When It Comes to Cold, Clean Water. Salmon rely on cold rivers to survive, but in the Snake and Columbia rivers, eight dams have transformed once-free-flowing waters into a deadly gauntlet of hot, stagnant reservoirs. As the climate crisis makes the already dangerously warm conditions behind the dams increasingly lethal, the Sierra Club is again partnering with the Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition in producing the annual Hot Water Report <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5EuQWnrtwqfBu1070EpjCwIroIVnr1WkAv41Gv6nwOgcd-lC_YTnpVvH6iDS2WxxIhbQFUEOqO4pvE5 KYoWNpdJoACkpABkt_I> . The latest edition shows that the four Lower Snake river dams are averaging temperatures 2 degrees warmer than critical biological and legal harm threshold. There is no denying that we are racing against the clock to save our salmon. But the good news?—We already have the tools to build a reliable, clean energy system while restoring the cold-water habitat these iconic fish need. Learn why removing the four lower Snake River dams is essential to giving salmon a fighting chance—and how an opportunity to weigh in on the Northwest’s energy choices can help make it possible. Read More <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5Ev8qSAYAu6ulMdzqD4zZ_OsWaFbyLkQtLXUHbIIcgrIE8kWSBf6N0uOdDBbdaYXjzTMCLwwlUP9pDuftNT_riffvg1fDrYycs> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/5d52e4b7-6430-42a5-a7cd-63f1699c8723.png> Rally on the Water for a Free Snake River! Join Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment in rallying for a free-flowing lower Snake River, September 11-12 at Hells Gate State Park (Lewiston, ID). Gather in community, meet fellow advocates, learn from Tribal leaders, and take meaningful action towards salmon recovery in the Columbia Basin and healing the Snake River! This year's flotilla will begin Friday evening with dinner, live music by Nez Perce musician Wottolen Gould, speaking by youth leaders who were a part of the First Descent down the undammed Klamath, and an outdoor film festival. The flotilla will launch Saturday morning from the Asotin Boat Ramp, and will paddle to Hells Gate State Park. We’ll all gather at Hells Gate after the float for a salmon lunch, partner tabling, a powerful program of speakers, and activities to Get Out the Vote this election season. ⛺️Campsites are available at Hells Gate State Park 🛶 Watercraft, like kayaks, paddle boards, and rafts, can be rented nearby Learn More + Plan To Rally! <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5Ew4aoFGMbNZvXLv5WeTxwebsMwECxznwlywdf6ydP1xJdDdbnHCx9sd36G8expYI5e6w1iDY1YbfrZ8NxomcasdXm6SP yTwW0> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/c99105b6-3f62-41db-a9d7-fb88482791a1.png> Ninth Regional Power Plan Draft Released On August 13, the Northwest Power and Conservation Council released a draft of a Northwest Regional Power plan—the ninth since 1983. The Council will be taking public comment until October 16. Written comments will be supplemented by hearings in each Northwest state, with those In Washington expected to be held in Seattle and Spokane. There’s a lot to like in the draft plan, including 9000 megawatts of new renewable resources. There are also more questionable elements, such as the proposal to build more than 2000 megawatts of new natural gas-fired power plants and a controversial proposal to pay more for conservation west of the Cascades than in the eastern half of the region. You can look for a more detailed alert and guidance on how to comment and what specific improvement in the draft that the Sierra Club recommends in the near future. Helping to set the stage is a recent Seattle Times opinion piece by Washington Council member KC Golden, a long-time leader in the fight against climate change. Read the Op-Ed <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5ExkKOY7NyVM26-i0W2v3yF9BsfvVwkfBRj6O-q0oz_Plx69NkL_jh4PWvnkZJqpuGSMIUmy7S7NeVXV3MbIiMLUZzXvWCEPfc> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/d9a19411-33bb-41f5-acac-b073082c3c57.png> Utilizing Celebration to Sustain Activism What can a birthday party for a wilderness teach us about sustaining activism? Sierra Club Washington Advocacy Director, Mariska Kecskés reflects on the 50th anniversary celebration of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness held last month. Taking time to recognize the victories we’ve fought for can renew our energy, strengthen our connections, and sustain us for the work still ahead. The reflection explores why making space for joy and gratitude is essential to building movements that last. Read More <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5EyldzOyjsABDlN0_-mdC82JUenvTahYk-qowGc2cP7zUS19nRFlUXFrwpJp1tXGLvGViLPJpsDfMV0gAujcMcVCf5sxwNpPQ4> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/b89430e0-92dc-48ec-8869-7614f3382922.png> Join Us Outside! By Lehman Holder, Loo Wit Group Outings Leader For many Sierra Club staff, members, and supporters, exploring and enjoying our wild places is the entry point to our work as conservationists and activists. As the nation's oldest adventure outfitter, Sierra Club Outings is a valuable and beloved part of our organization, one that continues to invite people into a growing community of connection, adventure, and stewardship. Here in Southwest Washington, I’ve had the immense privilege of leading outings for the Loo Wit Group for many years. I led my first Sierra Club outing in 1973, shortly after I had joined the Club while living in Austin, TX. That first outing was a hike through a park and swimming area called Barton Springs. I’ve lost count of the number of outings I’ve led since then, but they’ve included a variety of outdoor activities in many places and have all been exciting and fun. Every outing has been special, though, because of those who participated. Local outings, those sponsored by local Sierra Club groups and chapters, are often free or donation-based and open to all. Whether you’re joining us for a paddle down the East Fork Lewis River or birding in the Steigerwald National Wildlife Refuge, Loo Wit Group outings are a great way to meet new people, get outside, and learn more how to become active in the Club's conservation efforts. As an outings leader of many years, the experiences and the connections I’ve made have enriched my life. I have only one regret: that I can't do it all over again! So I hope you will join me on the next trip I’m leading, flat water kayaking on the North Fork Lewis River near Vancouver. Loo Wit Group Meetup <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5EzUK2U-5Mnykf9NP3gn0Jzo8OheKTpJKsCf5iR8TfBTw0F8T_R4wTpZ0mFrQDga57BaJuCjMnsbz09-PaN1ZP2JH80RAuxvE8> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/711f7411-bd47-478c-91f8-6432cd6baca9.png> A Strong Night for Environmental Champions in Washington's Primary Returns from Washington's August 4th primary are painting an encouraging picture for pro-environment candidates up and down the ballot. Turnout ran low even by primary standards, and Democratic enthusiasm wasn't exactly roaring, but Republican turnout lagged even further behind, a gap that shows up in race after race. See who's up, where we flip seats, and why this year's court races matter more than usual. Read the Analysis + Volunteer With Us <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5E0HF2H0-NfL254nAHxn6nRSEBki8AD_FE72_xTvtrFSlMzuCSZvyMNoU8rm-kTgSec3-w0zPCH_73gHOK0 IUDAokTuEvTcEnE> <https://image.emails.sierraclub.org/lib/fe94137277610c7d76/m/1/c335ef9e-1701-4212-9956-fa5043b94647.png> TAKE ACTION ☢️ Tell the Nuclear Regulatory Commission: We Need Strong Radioactive Pollution Protections! <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5E1B1qWBBF7f1NeQiPojb8u9E3Zn SzpolgHbHn1smbQnDCHcUwrYbm7bZuIEhqQzxgvf47MQEg5IsU8GukqxPhX8rAgLUT2lks> The Trump Administration is pushing to weaken long-standing radiation protections to fast-track nuclear power for AI data centers and other projects. Now, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is considering changes that could allow higher levels of radioactive pollution in our air and water and put workers and nearby communities at greater risk. There is no safe level of radiation exposure—and we shouldn’t weaken the safeguards designed to protect us. Tell the NRC: keep strong radiation standards in place and put public health ahead of industry interests. 🌲 Speak for the Trees!—Share Your Oppostion to the Repeal of the Roadless Rule <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5E2nN4WhsmUmdzvweYdh8QszUatHJoUSL7XuePkxh O0h_x_Zp6HDE6W-CcV2GASHJVm2dRC6kIdFnnOTe2UdFx-dB7mSVuLAYQ> The Trump Administration has officially released their draft plan to repeal the Roadless Rule, putting more than 2 million acres of wild forests across Washington and millions more across the nation at risk of road building, logging, mining, and other industrial development. Washington's roadless forests are at the heart of what makes our state so special, protecting groves of old-growth, clean drinking water, critical fish and wildlife habitat, and thousands of miles of beloved hiking trails. Now, we must lead the fight to defend these public lands! ✌️ Help Us Makes Waves in the Midterms <https://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=ABB7InYiOjEsImQiOjQ5NzN9AAcAAAAABXusn5E38H347If1EHNXD3KVflo97HFpuroCSxVauNG27A-cGApHAysFmsi1PyOY8bkyCBvrq6IFxkO5712aL0z a-l_ZuzlprOkDBE4> Environmental champions up and down the ballot showed real strength in Washington's August 4 primary, but we're not at the finish line yet, and we can’t take anything for granted. The decisions voters make in November will have profound repercussions for the health of our environment and communities, so it’s all hands on deck! 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